Ascii Visualizer

Gives you consistent ASCII diagram patterns for architecture diagrams, file trees, blast radius views, swimlanes, and progress bars. All output renders correctly in monospace terminals without external tools. The source includes a box-drawing character reference with semantic naming (default, emphasis, title sets), status glyph vocabulary, and specific patterns for things like reversibility timelines and before/after comparisons. It's deliberately constraint-based: one character set per diagram, 80 char width limit, max 3 nesting levels. Useful when you need to visualize system architecture or impact analysis in terminal-friendly formats. The philosophy is encode information into structure, not decoration, which keeps diagrams readable in code reviews and CI logs.

Install to Claude Code

npx -y skills add yonatangross/orchestkit --skill ascii-visualizer --agent claude-code