What problem does it solve? Turning a system description or process outline into a clean, hand-authored SVG diagram normally requires manual drawing tools or fiddly markup. This Skill converts a natural-language brief directly into a valid, self-contained SVG file composed of standard primitives, with a mandatory render-verify loop so the output is visually checked before delivery. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Natural-language to SVG: Describe a flowchart, data flow, or system architecture and receive one self-contained .svg file built from <rect>, <circle>, <path>, <marker>, and other primitives inside a 1000×1000 viewBox. - Consistent visual grammar: Fixed node-shape vocabulary (diamond = decision, cylinder = database, circle = actor), 4px strokes, flat slate palette, and arrowhead markers, with automatic substitution of user-supplied oklch brand tokens. - Optional SMIL animation: Subtle data-flow pulses or blinking nodes with a prefers-reduced-motion accessibility guard when the brief mentions movement. - Use Case: Ask for "a flowchart of the user login process with a decision on valid credentials" and receive a verified SVG with labelled yes/no branches, ready to embed in documentation. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to draw an SVG flowchart of your checkout process with a decision node for payment success, and it will produce and render-verify the diagram file.