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@windyroad/wardley

v0.2.1

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Wardley Map generation

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Readme

@windyroad/wardley

Wardley Map generation for Claude Code and Codex. Analyses your codebase and generates a value chain evolution map. Maturity: Experimental.

Part of Windy Road Agent Plugins.

What It Does

A Wardley Map visualises your system's components along two axes: value chain (visibility to the user) and evolution (genesis to commodity). This plugin generates one from your source code.

It produces:

  • OWM source file -- editable source in Online Wardley Maps format
  • SVG and PNG -- rendered diagram images
  • Markdown analysis -- written interpretation of the map's strategic implications

Install

npx @windyroad/wardley
npx @windyroad/wardley --runtime codex

Claude Code remains the default. Use --runtime codex or --runtime both, then restart the selected runtime.

Usage

Generate or update the Wardley Map:

/wr-wardley:generate

Analyses your codebase to identify components, their relationships, and their evolutionary stage, then produces the map and analysis.

Updating and Uninstalling

npx @windyroad/wardley --update
npx @windyroad/wardley --uninstall

Licence

MIT