arch-lens-scenarios

Architecture scenario validation involves mapping 3-5 representative user journeys to verify integration across services. By detailing entry points, processing steps, state changes, and outputs for each scenario, you validate that component interactions work together end-to-end.

Diagramming end-to-end user journeys with Mermaid involves rendering a left-to-right diagram with per-scenario subgraphs. Applying class styling and a color legend visually separates each journey, clearly revealing data flows and component touchpoints across the architecture.

Mapping component touchpoints validates integration workflows by exposing exactly how services interact during end-to-end scenarios. This structured approach verifies data flows, state changes, and outputs, ensuring the collaboration between components functions correctly.

Yes, you need to load the Mermaid skill beforehand to ensure the diagramming environment is ready. This prerequisite allows you to successfully render the left-to-right architecture diagrams and apply the provided class styles for visual consistency.

Yes, you can use scenario subgraphs to visualize multiple architecture workflows within a single left-to-right Mermaid diagram. Mapping 3-5 representative journeys, each subgraph is styled distinctly to reveal specific data flows and component touchpoints.