Scan a target codebase path, classify the most informative diagram kind, then render it as BOTH a PlantUML source file AND a draw.io XML in parallel, and compose them into a single architecture doc. Use when writing an RFC or onboarding doc and you want a text-friendly (PlantUML) and an editable (drawio) view of the same architecture.
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A classifier + parallel render meta-skill. After scanning a target
path, an llm_classify step picks the most informative diagram kind
(one of class | sequence | component | deploy | flow), then two
independent render branches synthesize PlantUML source and draw.io
XML for the same scan — running in parallel because they are
independent tools serving different downstream uses (git-friendly text
review vs. editable canvas).
Fire by saying diagram triangulation or one of the localized triggers listed
in the frontmatter, with the target path or module reference in the same turn.
If either render step fails, compose_doc should still produce the
docx referencing whichever render succeeded; manually re-run the
failed render via sub-agent with the same scan output as input.
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