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Comprehensive technical diagramming toolkit for solutions architects, presales, and developers. Creates Azure architecture diagrams (800+ Azure service icons), business process flows (swimlanes, workflows), ERD diagrams (database schemas), project timelines, UI wireframes, and network topology diagrams. Perfect for proposals, documentation, and architecture reviews. Also generates diagrams from Bicep, Terraform, and ARM templates.

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# Azure Architecture Diagrams Skill

A comprehensive technical diagramming toolkit for solutions architects, presales engineers, and developers. Generate professional diagrams for proposals, documentation, and architecture reviews.

## ⚡ Execution Method

Run the Python directly to generate the image, and keep the image but do not leave a
throwaway `.py` script behind. The generated file is the deliverable.

**Output location (portable).** Write to a `diagrams/` folder in the current working
directory - this works in every tool and on every OS. If you are running in a sandbox that
provides `/mnt/user-data/outputs` (e.g. Claude Code on the web), prefer that. Create the
folder first.
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