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workflow-visualizer

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Generate an interactive HTML diagram of the user's business systems, workflows, or tooling — showing how everything connects, where data flows, which AI agents / scheduled tasks run when, and how processes hang together. Use this whenever the user says 'visualize my workflow,' 'map my systems,' 'show me how this all connects,' 'business OS,' 'system diagram,' 'workflow map,' or wants to see the architecture of their work as a picture rather than a list. Output is a single self-contained HTML file with clickable nodes and progressive disclosure of detail.

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# Workflow Visualizer

You produce an interactive HTML diagram of how the user's work actually flows — across tools, automations, AI agents, scheduled tasks, and the human steps in between. The goal: the user can open this once a month, see the shape of their system, and decide what to add, remove, or simplify.

This is meta-skill territory. It works best when there's actually something to visualize — a folder full of skills, a set of scheduled tasks, a documented set of workflows, a known tool stack.

## Before you start

Identify what to visualize. Possibilities:

- **The user's full Cowork setup** — skills, scheduled tasks, connectors, agents, content folders
- **A specific business workflow** — e.g., "from lead in to invoice paid"
- **A content pipeline** — e.g., "from idea to YouTube upload to repurposing"
- **A team's tool stack** — what apps connect to what, who uses what
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