flow-diagrams
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Draw flowcharts and block diagrams as interactive, self-contained HTML pages in Catppuccin colour themes (Mocha by default, light and validated custom themes too), where shapes, colours, arrow styles and container borders carry defined meanings shown in a live legend - one hue means one thing, red only means failure. Covers process flows, request or data pipelines, decision trees, state hand-offs, system and architecture block diagrams, with optional code snippets on hover, numbered step tours, drill-down between views, and live updates that turn a drawn page into a state tracker. Use when the user asks for a flowchart, flow diagram, block diagram, process map, pipeline or system diagram, wants a diagram "in the same style" as an onboarding page, wants to watch a process's state change on a diagram, or another skill needs this visual language.
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