b77a855a3e
Closes the procedural hole that kept making Codex sessions fall back
to ``examples/`` for YAML scaffolding even after the SKILL forbade it.
The lookup tool returns a canonical Oracle ``.drawio`` as the geometry
source, but the agent had no YAML version of that geometry to copy —
the .drawio is XML with stencil-encoded icons. Without a scaffold,
agents reverse-engineered or fell back to ``examples/`` (which is
forbidden but happened anyway because the alternative was painful).
New tool ``tools/archcenter_drawio_to_template.py`` extracts:
• canvas dimensions
• containers (region / vcn / ad / subnet) classified by stroke /
fill style markers
• service bounding boxes with ``type: TODO_identify`` (the icon
type is encoded in stencil bytes — agent fills it from the
renderer's TYPE_TO_ICON aliases when authoring the spec)
• edge waypoints (source, target, points)
Output lands at ``kb/diagram/assets/archcenter-refs/<slug>/_template.yaml``
next to the .drawio. Lookup now surfaces it as
``cached: yaml=<path>`` so the agent has a one-step "copy this YAML
and adapt" path.
Ran across all 132 cached folders: 107 templates emitted, 24 had no
.drawio (zip didn't ship one), 1 already cached.
Other persistent guardrails added in this commit:
- SKILL.md option 2 step 3: explicit reminder that valid ``type:``
values come from ``TYPE_TO_ICON`` / ``ICON_TYPE_ALIASES`` in the
renderer source plus the icon-index JSON files. Do NOT grep
``examples/`` for ``type:`` — that's where the previous Codex
session was looking, against the rule.
- ``make archcenter-templates-refresh`` Makefile target.
- The lookup index now also indexes ``_template.yaml`` per slug.
- Auto-extracted templates committed under
``kb/diagram/assets/archcenter-refs/*/_template.yaml`` so a fresh
clone has them on first lookup (no extraction step needed).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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