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fireworks-tech-graph

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Generate production-quality technical diagrams (architecture, comparison, flow) as SVG+PNG using the fireworks-tech-graph style system. Trigger on: "画架构图" "画对比图" "技术图表" "generate diagram" "system diagram" "comparison diagram".

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  1. Distinctive:

    Write clean SVG using the style-1 color palette

    line 20
  2. Distinctive:

    ViewBox first: don't cram — 1600×900 minimum for dual-panel

    line 26
  3. Distinctive:

    Don't trust visual inspection alone — compute text width vs circle diameter

    line 84

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SKILL.md

Fireworks Tech Graph — Dual-Panel & Architecture Diagrams

Install source: git clone https://github.com/yizhiyanhua-ai/fireworks-tech-graph.git Style reference: references/style-1-flat-icon.md (Flat Icon, default) Converter: cairosvg (pip install cairosvg --break-system-packages) Validation: scripts/validate-svg.sh from the repo

Workflow

  1. Classify diagram type (architecture, comparison, data-flow, flowchart…)
  2. Design layout in a generous viewBox (min 1600×900 for dual-panel)
  3. Write clean SVG using the style-1 color palette
  4. Convert: python3 -c "import cairosvg; cairosvg.svg2png(url='in.svg', write_to='out.png', output_width=2800, output_height=1575)"
  5. Validate: bash scripts/validate-svg.sh file.svg

Critical Layout Rules (anti-overlap)

  1. ViewBox first: don't cram — 1600×900 minimum for dual-panel
  2. Circle nodes: r ≥ 54px when text is ≤18 chars at font-size 9; font-size ≤ 9 inside circles
  3. Text-in-circle check: longest label × 5.5px ≤ circle diameter (108px for r=54)
  4. Node spacing: adjacent circles 45° apart on r=300 → 229px center-to-center (safe)
  5. Legend positioning: y ≥ bottom-node-edge + 26px
  6. Never use   in SVG — use   (valid XML entity)
  7. Margin zones: 60px gutter between left-panel nodes and right-side annotations
  8. Rightmost nodes: x + r ≤ viewBox width - 26px

Style-1 Color Palette (Flat Icon)

Background:     #ffffff
Box fill:       #ffffff → #F1F5F9 (light tiers)
Box stroke:     #94A3B8 / #d1d5db
Text primary:   #111827 / #334155
Text secondary: #64748B / #6b7280
Blue accent:    #1A56DB (communication)
Green accent:   #047857 (earth observation)
Purple accent:  #7C3AED (navigation)
Orange accent:  #D97706 (IoT)
Red accent:     #DC2626 (infrastructure)
Hub fill:       #DBEAFE → #EFF6F6 (radial gradient)
Shadow filter:  feDropShadow dy=2 stdDeviation=4 #00000018

SVG Patterns

Dual-panel comparison (Value Chain / Ecosystem)

<svg viewBox="0 0 1600 900">
  <!-- Divider: dashed vertical line at midpoint -->
  <line x1="800" y1="70" x2="800" y2="880" stroke="#E2E8F0" stroke-dasharray="6 6"/>
  
  <!-- Left panel: vertical chain with rounded rects + arrows -->
  <!-- Right panel: hub-and-spoke with circle nodes + radial connections -->
</svg>

Circle node with text

<circle cx="X" cy="Y" r="54" fill="#FFFFFF" stroke="COLOR" stroke-width="2.2" filter="url(#shadowLight)"/>
<text x="X" y="Y-7" text-anchor="middle" font-size="9" font-weight="700" fill="COLOR">Label Line 1</text>
<text x="X" y="Y+9" text-anchor="middle" font-size="8" fill="#64748B">Sub-label</text>

Legend pattern

<rect x="L" y="Y" width="W" height="48" rx="8" fill="#F8FAFC" stroke="#E2E8F0"/>
<!-- Color dots + labels, spaced evenly across width -->

Pitfalls

  • &nbsp; is HTML, not XML — always use &#160; in SVG
  • rsvg-convert may not be installed; cairosvg is the reliable Python fallback
  • Text inside circles: reduce font-size before enlarging circles (keep proportions)
  • Vision API may reject large PNGs; convert at output_width ≤ 2800
  • Don't trust visual inspection alone — compute text width vs circle diameter

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