workflow-generatorlisted

# workflow-generator Scan the current project and produce a complete visual system workflow with concurrency capacity analysis. ## Steps 1. **Locate the project root** — use the current working directory unless the user specified a path. 2. **Run the analyzer**: ```bash python3 ~/.claude/skills/workflow-generator/scripts/analyze.py <project_root> <project_root>/WORKFLOW.html ``` 3. **Open the output**: ```bash xdg-open <project_root>/WORKFLOW.html 2>/dev/null || open <project_root>/WORKFLOW.html 2>/dev/null || true ``` 4. **Report to the user** — include: - Framework and worker count - Concurrent request capacity (total I/O + practical throughput) - Primary bottleneck - Detected storage and external sources - Clickable link to `WORKFLOW.html` ## Output sections The generated `WORKFLOW.html` always contains all of the following: 1. **Stat row** — 4–6 large-number tiles: - API Worker Processes (replicas × uvicorn/gunicorn workers) - Max Concurrent Async I/O (~100 per asyncio worker) - Max Parallel CPU Tasks (asyncio.Semaphore limit, if detected) - Rate Limit (nginx / slowapi / express-rate-limit, if detected) - Practical Throughput (what the real ceiling is after all limits) - LLM Timeout (if an LLM provider is detected) 2. **System Architecture diagram** — adaptive layered CSS flow: - **EXTERNAL SOURCES & CLIENTS** — webhook sources (Jira, Slack, ADO, GitHub, Stripe), users - **GATEWAY / REVERSE PROXY** — nginx