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mermaid-for-claudeto the Documentation section.### DocumentationREADME.md, no other files touched.What it does
A Claude Code plugin that renders ```mermaid blocks from assistant replies as ASCII/Unicode text diagrams directly in the terminal. 100% local, Node only, no browser or network call. Supports flowchart, sequenceDiagram, stateDiagram-v2, classDiagram, gitGraph, mindmap, timeline, gantt, pie, xychart-beta and more, and adapts to the live terminal width on every reply.
Install:
/plugin marketplace add lucaswx2/mermaid-for-claudeVerification
Installed and in daily use. CI runs on every PR (unit tests plus render-deadline cases pinned for cross-platform determinism); v0.1.0 is released.
Happy to move it to a different section if Documentation is not the best fit — Development Engineering would be the alternative.