Tikz Diagram Craft

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name: tikz-diagram-craft
description: >-
  [What it does] [When to use — be slightly pushy].
  NOT for [explicit exclusions].
allowed-tools: Read,Write,Edit,Bash,Grep,Glob
metadata:
  argument-hint: '[expected arguments]'
  category: Writing
  tags:
    - tikz
---

# Tikz Diagram Craft

[One sentence purpose]

## When to Use

✅ **Use for**:
- [Specific trigger A]
- [Specific trigger B]
- [Specific trigger C]

❌ **NOT for**:
- [Exclusion D]
- [Exclusion E]
- [Exclusion F]

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## Output Format

- Final answer follows the reusable structure documented below.
- Use `examples/expected-output.md` as the concrete quality bar for finished work.
- Use `templates/output-template.md` when producing repeatable structured output.

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## Core Process

```mermaid
flowchart LR
  S1[1. Analyze] --> S2[2. Plan]
  S2 --> S3[3. Execute]
  S3 --> S4[4. Validate]
  S4 --> S5{{Errors?}}
  S5 -->|Yes| S3
  S5 -->|No| S6[5. Done]
```

### Step 1: [First Step]

[Instructions]

### Step 2: [Second Step]

[Instructions]

### Step 3: [Third Step]

[Instructions]

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## Anti-Patterns

### Anti-Pattern: [Pattern Name]

**Novice**: "[Wrong assumption]"
**Expert**: [Why it's wrong + correct approach]
**Timeline**: [When this changed, if temporal]

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## References

Consult these for deep dives — they are NOT loaded by default:

| File | Consult When |
|------|-------------|
| `references/guide.md` | [Specific situation] |
| `examples/expected-output.md` | Consult for a concrete finished-output example |
| `templates/output-template.md` | Reuse when this skill emits a structured deliverable |