corezoid-node-layout

corezoid-node-layout is a Diagrams & infographics skill for AI agents, published by corezoid in the corezoid-ai-plugin repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates corezoid-node-layout D (59/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Auto-arrange the nodes of a Corezoid process into a clean, readable layout — a vertical top-to-bottom business flow with error handling railed off to the right and no overlapping nodes. Use it AUTOMATICALLY on every process YOU built or assembled, as the last step before push-process — never hand-place coordinates by eye (eyeballed grids overlap the moment nodes are taller than the step). Also reach for it whenever the user says a process is unreadable, tangled, ugly, a mess, or that nodes sit on top of each other, or asks to "arrange", "lay out", "tidy up", "make readable", "fix positions", "clean the diagram", "remove the overlaps" — or their equivalents in any language the user speaks. Do NOT silently re-arrange a process the user already positioned — see the "When you MAY re-layout" rules in the body. It only changes x/y coordinates and collapses IF/Delay/error nodes — never edges, logic, conv_id, aliases or node types.

Grade

D

Quality

59 / 100

Safety

Passed

GitHub stars

71

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