Workflow Visualizer

You produce an interactive HTML diagram of how the user's work actually flows — across tools, automations, AI agents, scheduled tasks, and the human steps in between. The goal: the user can open this once a month, see the shape of their system, and decide what to add, remove, or simplify.

This is meta-skill territory. It works best when there's actually something to visualize — a folder full of skills, a set of scheduled tasks, a documented set of workflows, a known tool stack.

Before you start

Identify what to visualize. Possibilities:

• The user's full Cowork setup — skills, scheduled tasks, connectors, agents, content folders
• A specific business workflow — e.g., "from lead in to invoice paid"
• A content pipeline — e.g., "from idea to YouTube upload to repurposing"
• A team's tool stack — what apps connect to what, who uses what

Ask: "What are we mapping?" If the user just says "my workflow" without scope, default to: their current Cowork folder + a scan of ~/Coding/skills/ + scheduled tasks.

Gather the inputs