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Source importers: lstat before open so FIFOs no longer hang the directory walk; replace the quadratic Rust macro regex with a linear scan. Three-way sync: report page add/add and delete-vs-modify as conflicts instead of silently overwriting or resurrecting; canonical comparison so key order is not a change; the sync action withholds output and fails on conflicts unless --force. Story publishing escapes <, >, & and U+2028/9 inside the embedded JSON. Views: drop parentId of unselected containers, re-layout instead of manual geometry, validate before serialising; flatten() merges identical nodes repeated across pages so C4 output works with every analysis action. Dark theme edge labels get a background; tube-map corridors sit above the stations; C4 containers keep the swimlane style and orphan relationships land on the matching page; router keeps container header bands as obstacles; sequence self-messages loop on one side. Docs: SKILL.md lists all 23 CLI actions and how each capability family is invoked, task wrappers for query/test/what-if/doctor, capability tables and --page scope corrected, maintenance snippet uses the real synchronous action signature, duplicated rule bullets moved to the rule references, coverage matrix wording made verifiable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Semantic lifecycle workflows
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`drawio-tools` keeps editable Draw.io XML and semantic Diagram IR v2 synchronized without requiring Draw.io Desktop, a browser, network access, Python, Graphviz, or ELK.
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All examples run from `scripts/` after `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile` and `task build`. Results are YAML on standard output. Commands that write files require an explicit `--output` and use an atomic temporary-file rename. Input files cannot be used as output aliases.
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## Import and round trip
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```bash
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node dist/cli/commands.js --action import \
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--file architecture.drawio \
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--output architecture.yaml
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node dist/cli/commands.js --action build \
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--file architecture.yaml \
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--output rebuilt.drawio
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```
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Import accepts bare `mxGraphModel` documents and multi-page `mxfile` wrappers. It preserves stable cell IDs, labels (including deliberately empty labels), parent relationships, styles, geometry, waypoints, semantic metadata, wrapper/page/model attributes, and unknown XML children in `$drawio` preservation envelopes. Dangling endpoints and ambiguous identities fail closed. Import output must use `.yaml`, `.yml`, or `.json`.
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## Transactional editing
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```bash
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node dist/cli/commands.js --action edit \
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--file architecture.yaml \
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--spec ../examples/edit-batch.yaml \
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--dry-run
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node dist/cli/commands.js --action edit \
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--file architecture.yaml \
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--spec ../examples/edit-batch.yaml \
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--output edited.drawio
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```
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A batch targets one page and supports typed `add`, `update`, `move`, `delete`, and `connect` operations. Supported preconditions are `exists`, `not-exists`, and `property-equals`, each expressed with a `type` and `id`; `property-equals` additionally requires `property` (the property name) and `value` (the exact expected value). The shipped `examples/edit-batch.yaml` is tied to `examples/platform-v2.yaml` (page `system`, node `api`) — build or import that model first, or adapt the IDs before applying the batch to another model. Unknown precondition or operation types, update payloads that attempt to change `id`, duplicate identifiers, invalid parents/endpoints, and non-cascading deletion of referenced elements fail closed and abort the entire batch. Dry runs return a preview and write nothing.
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## Linked audience views
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```bash
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node dist/cli/commands.js --action views \
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--file architecture.yaml \
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--views executive,system,deployment,dataflow,security \
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--output linked-views.drawio
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```
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Views preserve source model identifiers and provenance. A sparse view records an explicit fallback reason and modeling hint rather than pretending complete coverage. Unknown view names fail closed.
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## Query and paths
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```bash
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node dist/cli/commands.js --action query --file architecture.yaml --kind service
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node dist/cli/commands.js --action query --file architecture.yaml \
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--property owner=platform --property 'production=true'
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node dist/cli/commands.js --action query --file architecture.yaml \
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--from client --to database
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```
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Queries filter by semantic kind and exact properties. `--from` plus `--to` returns a deterministic shortest directed path. Semantic operations require globally unambiguous node IDs across pages.
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## Architecture policy tests
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```bash
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node dist/cli/commands.js --action test --file architecture.yaml
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node dist/cli/commands.js --action test --file architecture.yaml \
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--spec ../examples/policy-rules.yaml --strict
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```
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Built-in policy identifiers:
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- `no-direct-internet-to-database`
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- `no-cycles`
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- `no-orphans`
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- `every-service-has-owner`
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- `production-has-observability`
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- `external-dependencies-have-timeouts`
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- `trust-boundaries-use-protocol`
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Errors always fail. With `--strict`, warnings also fail. Unknown policy identifiers fail closed.
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## Failure what-if analysis
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```bash
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node dist/cli/commands.js --action what-if \
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--file architecture.yaml --fail api
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```
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The simulation follows outgoing dependencies and stops propagation at an edge with `properties.isolates_failure: true`. It never mutates the source model.
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## Three-way synchronization
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```bash
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node dist/cli/commands.js --action sync \
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--base generated-before.yaml \
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--file manually-edited.yaml \
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--spec generated-after.yaml \
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--output synchronized.drawio
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```
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The base is the previous generated model, `--file` is the manually edited model, and `--spec` is the newly generated model. Synchronization preserves manual geometry/style, adds incoming identities, and reports semantic conflicts. Removed elements and pages are retained with lifecycle metadata by default; use `--prune` to remove them explicitly. Add `--dry-run` to return a preview without writing.
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## Offline story
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```bash
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node dist/cli/commands.js --action story \
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--file architecture.yaml \
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--fail api \
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--output architecture-story.html
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```
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The output is one self-contained HTML file with a restrictive Content Security Policy, escaped labels, keyboard navigation, a complete text alternative, provenance, and an optional what-if overlay. It makes no external requests and uses square corners.
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## Doctor
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```bash
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node dist/cli/commands.js --action doctor
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```
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Doctor reports availability of optional local backends without launching them and confirms that the native core does not require network access.
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