sf-diagram-nanobananapro
AI-powered image generation for Salesforce visuals via Nano Banana Pro. TRIGGER when: user asks for PNG/SVG output, UI mockups, wireframes, visual ERDs, or says "generate image" / "create mockup". DO NOT TRIGGER when: text-based Mermaid diagrams (use sf-diagram-mermaid), or non-visual documentation tasks.
What this skill does
# sf-diagram-nanobananapro: Salesforce Visual AI Skill Use this skill when the user needs **rendered visuals**, not text diagrams: ERDs, UI mockups, architecture illustrations, slide-ready images, or image edits using Nano Banana Pro. ## Hard Gate: Prerequisites First Always run the prerequisites check before using the skill: ```bash ~/.claude/skills/sf-diagram-nanobananapro/scripts/check-prerequisites.sh ``` If prerequisites fail, stop and route the user to setup guidance in: - [references/gemini-cli-setup.md](references/gemini-cli-setup.md) --- ## When This Skill Owns the Task Use `sf-diagram-nanobananapro` when the user wants: - PNG / SVG-style image output - rendered ERDs or architecture diagrams - LWC or Experience Cloud mockups / wireframes - visual polish beyond Mermaid - edits to a previously generated image Delegate elsewhere when the user wants: - Mermaid or text-only diagrams → [sf-diagram-mermaid](../sf-diagram-mermaid/SKILL.md) - metadata discovery for ERDs → [sf-metadata](../sf-metadata/SKILL.md) - LWC implementation after the mockup → [sf-lwc](../sf-lwc/SKILL.md) - Apex review / implementation → [sf-apex](../sf-apex/SKILL.md) --- ## Required Context to Gather First Ask for or infer: - image type: ERD, UI mockup, architecture illustration, or image edit - subject scope and key entities / systems - target quality: draft vs presentation vs production asset - preferred style and aspect ratio - whether the user wants quick mode or an interview-driven prompt build --- ## Interview-First Workflow Unless the user explicitly asks for **quick/simple/just generate**, ask clarifying questions first. ### Minimum question set | Request type | Ask about | |---|---| | ERD / schema | objects, visual style, purpose, extras | | UI mockup | component type, object/context, device/layout, style | | architecture image | systems, boundaries, protocols, emphasis | | image edit | what to keep, what to change, output quality | Question bank: [references/interview-questions.md](references/interview-questions.md) ### Quick mode defaults If the user says “quick”, “simple”, or “just generate”, default to: - professional style - 1K draft output - legend included when helpful - one image first, then iterate --- ## Recommended Workflow ### 1. Gather inputs Decide which of these are needed: - object list / metadata - purpose: draft vs presentation vs documentation - desired aesthetic - aspect ratio / resolution - whether this is a fresh render or edit of an existing image ### 2. Build a concrete prompt Good prompts specify: - subject and scope - composition / layout - color treatment - labels / legends / relationship lines - output quality goal ### 3. Generate a fast draft first ```bash gemini --yolo "/generate 'Professional Salesforce ERD with Account, Contact, Opportunity; clean legend; white background; Salesforce-style colors'" ``` ### 4. Iterate before final Use natural-language edits: ```bash gemini --yolo "/edit 'Move Account to center, thicken relationship lines, add legend in bottom right'" ``` ### 5. Use the Python script for controlled final output Use the script when you need higher resolution or explicit edit inputs: ```bash uv run scripts/generate_image.py \ -p "Final production-quality Salesforce ERD with legend and field highlights" \ -f "crm-erd-final.png" \ -r 4K ``` Full iteration guide: [references/iteration-workflow.md](references/iteration-workflow.md) --- ## Default Style Guidance For ERDs, default to the **architect.salesforce.com** aesthetic unless the user asks otherwise: - dark border + light fill cards - cloud-specific accent colors - clean labels and relationship lines - presentation-ready whitespace and hierarchy Style guide: [references/architect-aesthetic-guide.md](references/architect-aesthetic-guide.md) --- ## Common Patterns | Pattern | Default approach | |---|---| | visual ERD | get metadata if available, then render a draft first | | LWC mockup | use component template + user context + one draft iteration | | architecture illustration | emphasize systems and flows, reduce field-level detail | | image refinement | use `/edit` for small changes before regenerating | | final production asset | switch to script-driven 2K/4K generation | Examples: [references/examples-index.md](references/examples-index.md) --- ## Output / Review Guidance After generating, do one of these: - open the file in Preview for visual inspection - attach/read the image in the coding session for multimodal review - ask the user whether to iterate on layout, labeling, or color before finalizing Keep the first pass cheap; only spend on high-res output after the composition is right. --- ## Cross-Skill Integration | Need | Delegate to | Reason | |---|---|---| | Mermaid first draft or text diagram | [sf-diagram-mermaid](../sf-diagram-mermaid/SKILL.md) | faster structural diagramming | | object / field discovery for ERD | [sf-metadata](../sf-metadata/SKILL.md) | accurate schema grounding | | turn mockup into real component | [sf-lwc](../sf-lwc/SKILL.md) | implementation after design | | review Apex / trigger code in parallel | [sf-apex](../sf-apex/SKILL.md) | code-quality follow-up | --- ## Reference Map ### Start here - [references/gemini-cli-setup.md](references/gemini-cli-setup.md) - [references/interview-questions.md](references/interview-questions.md) - [references/iteration-workflow.md](references/iteration-workflow.md) ### Visual style / examples - [references/architect-aesthetic-guide.md](references/architect-aesthetic-guide.md) - [references/examples-index.md](references/examples-index.md) - [assets/erd/](assets/erd/) - [assets/lwc/](assets/lwc/) - [assets/architecture/](assets/architecture/) - [assets/review/](assets/review/) --- ## Score Guide | Score | Meaning | |---|---| | 70+ | strong image prompt / workflow choice | | 55–69 | usable draft with iteration needed | | 40–54 | partial alignment to request | | < 40 | poor fit; re-interview and rebuild prompt |
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