Automatic Network Topology Drawer

Problem

When drawing data-center network topology, the hard part is not making a picture, but turning device lists, architecture notes, and business boundaries into editable graphics: missing nodes, incorrect links, unclear layers, and repeated edits between engineering and presentation versions. This skill converts structured input into Visio and PPT deliverables, reducing manual diagram cleanup.

How It Works

• Input recognition: accepts device lists, .docx architecture descriptions, and network-connection notes; if details are missing, it asks for follow-up instead of guessing.
• Topology selection: chooses a physical topology, logical topology, security topology, disaster-recovery topology, or composite architecture based on the primary requirement, then outputs *.vsdx and *.pptx.
• Visio engineering view: draws layered architecture using Huawei/H3C Master icons from VSS stencils, with links that follow moved nodes; functional zones use colored bounding boxes, such as egress security, core switching, and compute pools.
• PPT presentation view: reduces noisy parameters for full-screen review and mixed text-graphics layout, using EMF vector icons or enterprise network icon sets.
• Validation and delivery: checks device completeness, link connectivity, and layer logic before producing editable files.

Scope

Best suited for data centers, cloud resource pools, and MLPS Level 3 topology when a device list, model, quantity, or architecture document is available. It is not intended to emit only PNG/JPG images. Icon assets focus on Huawei and H3C, so other brands may need substitution. Output files can usually be found in the current conversation history.