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version: "1.0.1" name: palace-diagram description: Generates Mermaid and ASCII diagrams of palace structure, knowledge topology, and synapse connectivity. Use when inspecting or presenting a palace visually. alwaysApply: false category: visualization tags:
- memory
- visualization
- mermaid
- diagram
- graph
dependencies:
- memory-palace-architect
usage_patterns:
- palace-visualization
- knowledge-topology
complexity: intermediate model_hint: standard estimated_tokens: 400
Palace Diagram
Generate Mermaid and ASCII diagrams from the knowledge graph, showing palace structure, entity relationships, synapse connectivity, and tier assignments.
Status: wired. Invoke via `/palace diagram <palace-id>[--type map|ascii|entity|heatmap]`, which callsSkill(memory-palace:palace-diagram). The renderer lives inmemory_palace.palace_renderer.PalaceRenderer; see the Usagesection below for direct programmatic access.
When To Use
- Inspecting palace structure after creation or migration
- Understanding knowledge topology and connections
- Identifying strong and weak synapses (heatmap)
- Reviewing entity relationships and triples
- Getting an ASCII overview for inline display
When NOT To Use
- Creating palaces: use memory-palace-architect
- Searching knowledge: use knowledge-locator
- Code architecture diagrams: use cartograph
Diagram Types
| Type | Format | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Palace map | Mermaid flowchart | Rooms as subgraphs, entities as nodes, synapses as edges | |
| Entity graph | Mermaid flowchart | Single entity's connections and triples | |
| Synapse heatmap | Mermaid flowchart | Edge styling by strength (thick=strong, dotted=weak) | |
| ASCII overview | Text | Box-drawing palace layout with entity counts |
Workflow
- Identify palace by ID or name
- Choose diagram type based on what you want to see
- Generate diagram using
PalaceRenderer - Render via Mermaid Chart MCP (for Mermaid) or
display inline (for ASCII)
Usage
Palace Map
from memory_palace.knowledge_graph import KnowledgeGraphfrom memory_palace.palace_renderer import PalaceRenderergraph = KnowledgeGraph("path/to/knowledge_graph.db")renderer = PalaceRenderer(graph)mermaid = renderer.palace_map("palace_id")
Then call mcp__claude_ai_Mermaid_Chart__validate_and_render_mermaid_diagram with the generated Mermaid string.
ASCII Overview
ascii_art = renderer.ascii_overview("palace_id")print(ascii_art)
Entity Graph
mermaid = renderer.entity_graph("entity_id")
Synapse Heatmap
mermaid = renderer.synapse_heatmap("palace_id")
Edge Styling
| Strength | Style | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|---|
| >= 0.7 | ==> (thick) | Strong connection | |
| >= 0.4 | --> (normal) | Medium connection | |
| < 0.4 | -.-> (dotted) | Weak connection |
Integration
Works with:
memory-palace-architect: visualize after palace creationknowledge-locator: display search results as graphgraph-analyzer: tier-informed node sizing
Exit Criteria
- [ ] At least one of the four diagram types (palace map, entity graph,
synapse heatmap, ASCII overview) is generated without a Python exception from PalaceRenderer
- [ ] Mermaid diagrams are passed to
mcp__claude_ai_Mermaid_Chart__validate_and_render_mermaid_diagram and render successfully
- [ ] ASCII overview displays rooms with box-drawing characters and
entity counts per room
- [ ] Synapse edge styling matches strength thresholds:
==>for
strength ≥ 0.7, --> for ≥ 0.4, -.-> for < 0.4
- [ ] If the requested palace ID does not exist in the knowledge graph,
an error is reported with the palace ID that was searched