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excalidraw-use

Places existing images onto an Excalidraw whiteboard, turns a slide deck into clean per-slide images, and inspects a .excalidraw file. Use whenever someone mentions Excalidraw, a whiteboard/canvas, .excalidraw, 白板 or 画板 — e.g. "put these screenshots on my board" — or a workshop delivered by hand-drawing over screenshots on a shared canvas. Not for generating a diagram from a text description.

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# Excalidraw: images onto a board

Excalidraw is a whiteboard people draw on live. This skill covers the part that
is fiddly to do by hand: getting **a lot of existing images** onto a board,
laid out so nobody has to drag them apart afterwards.

It does **not** generate diagrams from prose. If the request is "draw the
architecture" or "make a flowchart", that is a diagram-generation job — several
tools and skills do it, including a `diagram` skill in the gstack suite if the
user has it installed.

## Which job is this?

| The user says | Go to |