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Diagram capabilities are now catalog-driven and selectable: the plugin exposes a forward-compatible catalog with variant-aware choices, typed payload families, explicit render-target dispatch, and deterministic previews for all 33 executable diagram types.
Production diagram previews cover more output families: selected previews now route to Mermaid, Drawnix, Circuitikz, Vega-Lite, and editable HTML/SVG targets, with new radar and organization-chart capabilities and a Drawnix consumer gate for complex knowledge maps.
Complex Drawnix and presentation delivery is documented and replayable: topology-preserving exports, filename-rooted trees, centralized text geometry, replayable presentation delivery, and benchmark fixtures make editable knowledge maps easier to inspect and reuse.
Mermaid processing has a family-aware normalization path: known diagram families are classified before legacy repair, staged repair rules converge on stable output, and the diagram contracts keep generated payloads aligned with their intended renderer.
Real-vault learning material is included: docs/diagram-examples/ now contains bilingual inputs, provider-backed SVG/PNG results, editable artifacts, machine-readable manifests, and evidence for all 33 chart types.
Documentation and localization are synchronized: the repository manuals and all published GitHub Pages locale routes describe the diagram catalog, render targets, preview safety contracts, and real-run examples; release translation is authored offline by Codex.
README Star History embeds use the current token-free service: every language variant now points to the SimRepo-compatible star-history.dera.page chart endpoint.
Fixes And Robustness
Preview layouts no longer hide information: text measurement, wrapping, protected header regions, centralized label/port geometry, and collision-aware orthogonal routing prevent overlap in editable HTML/SVG lane grids, Drawnix maps, and cross-lane connectors without manual horizontal scrolling.
Rendering safety is enforced across output families: root-layer, canvas, native, webview, and cross-family preview paths reject unsafe or unreadable artifacts before save/export, preserve readable native previews, and keep SVG presentation checks attached to the final rendered surface.
Mermaid repairs are scoped to the correct family: flowchart-only legacy rules no longer rewrite valid quadrantChart data, and quadrant normalization removes only an unmatched structural bracket instead of exposing coordinate syntax as visible text.
Diagram contracts fail closed at boundaries: incomplete schemas and mismatched render targets are rejected, default variants remain explicit, target adapters share one dispatch contract, and cache fingerprints stay portable across operating systems.
Drawnix topology and export behavior are safer: native filename-rooted trees, complex relationships, consumer validation, and replayable delivery preserve source structure while preventing silently dropped nodes or malformed geometry.
Preview selection and settings behavior are more predictable: the type picker renders the selected production preview, the target selector stays synchronized with the chosen capability, and unsupported paths report clear failure states while leaving the rest of the workflow available.
The verification surface is broader and repeatable: deterministic fixtures, presentation benchmarks, real 1Knowledge Vault runs, bilingual documentation checks, layout audits, and release packaging checks guard the complete diagram workflow.