@geekbb: Drawn by pi + DeepSeek, just realized this skill doesn't need an image generation model, it uses LLM to convert natural language descriptions into structured JSON → Node.js renderer generates SVG via pure geometric algorithms → injects into self-contained HTML. https://github.com/tt…
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Introducing Archify, a Claude Skill that converts natural language descriptions into structured JSON, then uses a Node.js renderer to generate SVG via pure geometric algorithms, injects into self-contained HTML, supports multiple technical charts and export formats.
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