Create and edit JSON Canvas files (.canvas) with nodes, edges, groups, and connections. Use when working with .canvas files, creating visual canvases, mind maps, flowcharts, or when the user mentions Canvas files in Obsidian.
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82%
Does it follow best practices?
Impact
96%
1.12xAverage score across 3 eval scenarios
Passed
No known issues
Node IDs, layout grid alignment, edge connections
Canvas file extension
100%
100%
Top-level structure
100%
100%
16-char hex IDs
0%
100%
Unique IDs
100%
100%
Required node fields
100%
100%
Valid edge references
100%
100%
Edge required fields
100%
100%
Valid fromSide/toSide
100%
100%
Valid color values
100%
100%
Grid-aligned coordinates
100%
75%
Node spacing
100%
100%
Recommended node sizes
100%
100%
Group z-index ordering and padding layout
Groups before children
100%
100%
Child nodes inside group bounds
100%
100%
Group padding 20-50px
100%
100%
Group labels present
100%
100%
Valid group colors
100%
100%
16-char hex IDs
0%
0%
Valid edge to group
100%
100%
Node spacing between groups
0%
100%
Grid-aligned coordinates
100%
100%
Valid node required fields
100%
100%
Mixed node types: file, link, text with edges
Canvas file extension
100%
100%
File node 'file' attribute
100%
100%
Subpath starts with '#'
100%
100%
Link node 'url' attribute
100%
100%
Valid fromSide/toSide values
100%
100%
Valid fromEnd/toEnd values
100%
100%
Edge labels present
100%
100%
Valid edge node references
100%
100%
16-char hex IDs
0%
100%
Required fields on all nodes
100%
100%
Valid color values
100%
100%
Recommended size ranges
50%
100%
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