AIGuide Skills
Two AIGuide skills: draw.io diagrams from text with PNG and SVG export, plus Java and Spring Boot standards
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- drawio-chart creates .drawio files in the project and runs the drawio command for export
- java-coding-standards runs nothing itself, but when refactoring the agent edits Java code by its rules, so those changes deserve a look in the diff
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- drawio-chart creates .drawio files in the project and runs the drawio command for export
- java-coding-standards runs nothing itself, but when refactoring the agent edits Java code by its rules, so those changes deserve a look in the diff
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
AIGuide is a Chinese-language handbook on AI-assisted development, and its skills folder holds two installable skills for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. Each skill is its own directory with a SKILL.md and an agents/openai.yaml file, and detailed rules sit in references and load on demand. drawio-chart turns a description into a .drawio file: flowcharts, architecture diagrams, sequence, ER and state diagrams and mind maps. On request it exports PNG, SVG or PDF with the drawio command and keeps the source .drawio. Given an article, it picks 2–6 structures and makes one page for each in a single file. When the machine has no drawio CLI, the skill says so and returns the command for a manual export. java-coding-standards is a working cheat sheet for Java 17 and newer and Spring Boot. It sets Google Java Style formatting, a Controller, Service, Manager and DAO split, Form, VO, DTO and BO objects, and rules for transactions, exceptions, logging, thread pools, security and tests. If the repository has AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, Checkstyle or Spotless, their rules win. The skill helps write and refactor code, review it and answer questions about the standards.
Who it is for. For developers and technical writers who want draw.io diagrams generated from text, and for Java teams where the agent writes Spring Boot to shared rules.
Good fit when
- A technical article needs diagrams, and the text should become several pages in one .drawio file
- You need a microservice architecture diagram with a gateway, Redis, MySQL and Kafka exported to PNG
- You need a sequence diagram of calls, an ER diagram of tables or a state diagram of an order
- The agent has to review a Spring Boot pull request: layers, transaction boundaries, exception handling, test coverage
- A team wants shared rules for Entity, Form, VO, DTO and BO that the agent follows when it generates code
Not a fit when
- Mermaid code is enough: drawio-chart produces .drawio files and is overkill for a single Mermaid diagram
- You need a raster illustration or a poster: the skill builds structured diagrams
- The project is Kotlin, Go or another stack: the java-coding-standards rules target Java 17 and newer and Spring Boot
- You want to override repository conventions with the skill's rules: it ranks AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md and Checkstyle above itself
Example request
Use $drawio-chart to draw a microservice diagram with a gateway, user and order services, Redis, MySQL and Kafka and export it to PNGLimitations
- Export to PNG, SVG and PDF needs the drawio CLI. Without it the skill delivers only .drawio and suggests the command.
- SKILL.md and the reference files are in Chinese, so some phrasing has to be read in translation.
- The java-coding-standards rules are tuned for Java 17 and newer and Spring Boot with Controller, Service, Manager and DAO layers, and, without conventions in the repository, suggest /module/submodule/action URLs instead of RESTful ones.
- The repository has no license file.
- Directory links in skills/README.md point to the author's local paths, so rely on its install commands.
How to disable. Delete the drawio-chart and java-coding-standards directories from the agent's skills folder: .claude/skills for Claude Code, .agents/skills or ~/.codex/skills for Codex. Already created .drawio files and exported images stay on disk.
FAQ
How do I install drawio-chart in Claude Code?
Run npx skills add Snailclimb/AIGuide --path skills/drawio-chart and restart the agent. Then ask, for example: use $drawio-chart to draw a user login flow and export it to PNG. Naming the skill in the request helps it trigger on the first try.
How do I install the AIGuide skills in Codex?
Run install-skill-from-github.py from ~/.codex/skills/.system/skill-installer/scripts with --repo Snailclimb/AIGuide and --path skills/drawio-chart; for the Java rules pass skills/java-coding-standards. Restart Codex afterwards.
Do I need draw.io installed to get a PNG?
Export needs the drawio command on the system. The skill checks it with which drawio or where drawio and runs drawio -x -f png -e -b 10 -o file.drawio.png source.drawio. Without the command you get only the .drawio file and a hint for a manual export.
Which diagrams can drawio-chart draw?
Flowcharts, architecture diagrams, sequence diagrams, ER diagrams, state diagrams and mind maps. Files get suffixes such as -flow, -arch, -seq, -er, -state and -mind, for example login-flow.drawio. From an article the skill builds several diagrams as pages of one file.
What does java-coding-standards do when the project has its own rules?
It yields to them. If AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, Checkstyle or Spotless settings and neighbouring code disagree with the skill, the repository rule applies. The skill points out the conflict only when it affects the result.
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Comparison with similar tools
Entries that share the main search query, and how they differ.
| Entry | Official | Repository stars | Main difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| AIGuide Skills (this entry) | no | 713 | |
| drawio-skill | no | 10,445 | builds draw.io diagrams from text, code, Terraform, Kubernetes, SQL and OpenAPI and has no Java rules |
| claude-code-java | no | 761 | a large set of Java skills for review, Spring Boot, JPA and version migration, with no diagrams |
| spring-boot-skills | no | 333 | teaches the agent to write Spring Boot to your project's conventions and templates and draws no diagrams |
README in short
The main README presents AIGuide as an open handbook for people building applications on LLMs, agents, RAG and MCP, and points to the javaguide.cn site with the material. The Agent Skills section lists two skills and two install commands: through npx skills and through the Codex installer. Then come a reading order (model basics, RAG, agents, system design), roadmaps and interview question collections. A separate skills/README.md repeats the install steps and gives an example request for each skill.
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Original SKILL.md
--- name: drawio-chart description: Draw.io 配图专家：用于生成和导出 `.drawio` 图表。在用户要求 draw.io、diagrams.net、流程图、架构图、时序图、ER 图、状态图、思维导图，或明确提到 `.drawio`、PNG、SVG、PDF 导出、技术文章配图时使用。默认输出专业技术风格，并遵循 floracat-architecture-diagram 的视觉规范。 --- # Draw.io 配图专家 这个 skill 负责把用户的图表需求转成 `.drawio` 文件，并在需要时导出为 PNG、SVG 或 PDF。 主文件只保留任务路由、工作流和验收规则。详细样式、XML 模板、导出命令和示例按需读取 `references/`。 ## 什么时候使用 在这些场景下优先使用本 skill： - 用户明确要求 `draw.io`、`diagrams.net` 或 `.drawio` - 用户要求生成流程图、架构图、时序图、ER 图、状态机图、思维导图 - 用户希望把图导出为 PNG / SVG / PDF - 用户要给技术文章、教程、系统设计文档配图 - 用户给出一篇文章，希望抽取多张技术图并放进同一个 draw.io 文件 不适合本 skill 的情况： - 用户只想要 Mermaid 代码，不需要 `.drawio` - 用户需要的是位图插画、海报或白板风正文配图，而不是结构化图表 - 用户只是讨论图表思路，还不想真正生成文件 ## 参考路由 按任务需要读取对应参考文件，不要默认把所有参考内容都塞进上下文： | 需求 | 读取文件 | | --- | --- | | 颜色、字体、节点语义、连线风格、视觉统一规范 | `references/style-spec.md` | | XML 结构规则、文本标签规则、节点/连线模板、不同图表类型的结构建议 | `references/xml-and-layout.md` | | 导出命令、文件命名、打开方式、交付规则 | `references/export-and-files.md` | | 常见提示词、单图/多图文章配图示例、批量页面生成方式 | `references/use-cases.md` | ## 核心规则 - 默认先生成 `.drawio` 原生文件，再根据用户要求决定是否导出。 - 如果用户明确要求导出 PNG / SVG / PDF，仍然先保留 `.drawio` 作为源文件，除非用户明确要求删除。 - 输出图表时，优先保证信息结构清晰，再保证视觉统一，不要为了“好看”牺牲可读性。 - 图表中的 `mxCell.value` 默认使用纯文本，避免嵌入 HTML 标签。 - 连线标签保持短小；长说明优先放到节点里或旁注节点里。 - 能不解释基础概念就不解释，把上下文留给真正影响绘图结果的约束。 ## 图表类型选择 按内容结构选择图表，不要机械套模板：