stdraw 0.7.13__py3-none-any.whl

stdraw-0.7.13.dist-info/METADATA

@@ -0,0 +1,383 @@
+Metadata-Version: 2.4
+Name: stdraw
+Version: 0.7.13
+Summary: Planarity-aware system-thinking (CLD) diagram engine with honest, metric-backed quality certificates
+Author: stdraw contributors
+License: MIT
+Keywords: systems-thinking,causal-loop-diagram,cld,diagram,graph-layout,planarity,agent-tools
+Classifier: Development Status :: 3 - Alpha
+Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
+Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.9
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.13
+Classifier: Topic :: Scientific/Engineering :: Visualization
+Classifier: Topic :: Multimedia :: Graphics
+Requires-Python: >=3.9
+Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
+License-File: LICENSE
+Requires-Dist: networkx>=3.0
+Provides-Extra: solver
+Requires-Dist: ortools>=9.10; extra == "solver"
+Provides-Extra: measure
+Requires-Dist: pillow>=10.0; extra == "measure"
+Provides-Extra: render-check
+Requires-Dist: playwright>=1.40; extra == "render-check"
+Dynamic: license-file
+
+<div align="center">
+
+# stdraw
+
+**Planarity-aware system-thinking (CLD) diagram engine. Honest grades, hard quality gates, metric-backed certificates.**
+
+*Text DSL in → diagram with a quality certificate out. Honest grades, never fake "zero crossings" claims.*
+
+**Scale expectations, up front: recommended ≤ 10 nodes · classic recipe ~10 s per figure (graphviz-dot: 0.03 s — stdraw is 2–3 orders of magnitude slower by design, trading speed for hard quality gates + a machine-readable certificate) · n ≥ 50 not recommended.** Numbers: [benchmarks/REPORT.md](benchmarks/REPORT.md)
+
+English | [中文](README_zh-CN.md)
+
+</div>
+
+[![CI](https://github.com/jacky510/stdraw/actions/workflows/ci.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/jacky510/stdraw/actions/workflows/ci.yml)
+[![License: MIT](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-yellow.svg)](LICENSE)
+[![Version](https://img.shields.io/badge/version-0.7.13-blue.svg)](pyproject.toml)
+[![Stars](https://img.shields.io/github/stars/jacky510/stdraw.svg?style=flat)](https://github.com/jacky510/stdraw/stargazers)
+
+[Install](#install) · [Gallery](#gallery) · [Quickstart](#quickstart) · [DSL](#dsl-in-one-minute) · [Certificates](#certificates--quality-gates) · [Agent Integration](#agent-integration)
+
+```bash
+pip install stdraw
+```
+
+---
+
+## What & Why
+
+Mainstream diagram tools stop at "crossing minimization" heuristics, and **none of them make a verifiable promise about their own output**. stdraw is built the other way around:
+
+- **auto-v2 (default recipe)**: **structure-aware mode layout** — a deterministic priority chain (bowtie-vertex → spine-wing → column-chain → ring-cycle → layered) picks one arrangement template per graph structure, each with a trial gate (non-triggering graphs stay byte-identical); plus straight/arc-first routing (optional CP-SAT refinement), enforced by **hard quality gates**: box-over-line = 0 (any angle), edge-to-box clearance ≥ 16px, smooth border anchors, and mode-specific regularity gates — see [docs/layout-modes.md](docs/layout-modes.md) (zh original; self-contained English edition: [docs/layout-modes.en.md](docs/layout-modes.en.md));
+- **Ring layout for loop-dominated small graphs (v0.5.0)**: when a small graph (≤ 12 nodes) has a dominant simple cycle covering ≥ n−2 nodes (or ≥ 90% of its edges lie on cycles), the main loop is placed on **regular-polygon ring slots** in cycle order (declared loop order preferred, so R/B polarity colors read along the ring), chords route inside the ring, and residual nodes get deterministic inner/outer slots; the certificate switches to **ring-appropriate metrics** (ring-spacing CV + polygon template-fit error) instead of row alignment — layout mode is stated honestly, never judged by row-gate yardsticks; non-triggering graphs keep the layered path byte-identical;
+- **Anchor-band hard gate (v0.7.3)**: delivered edge anchors clamped to the mid-band (edge midpoint ± 1/4 edge length, corner hits = 0) are now enforced per-figure in CI — spine-wing figures require 100% in-band; mutual-pair edges whose band-clamped anchors cannot pass the hard gates get a deterministic band-anchored local re-route (anchor-band candidates + nested-arc escape hatch + own-box interior check); other engines are locked to their v0.7.2 baseline ratios (ring mutual corridors / bowtie ±12px spoke corridors are registered legacy) — see [docs/layout-modes.md](docs/layout-modes.md) (zh original; self-contained English edition: [docs/layout-modes.en.md](docs/layout-modes.en.md));
+- **Layout aesthetics v3.1 (v0.7.1)**: **spine-wing mode** — graphs with a dominant hub pair (an edge whose endpoints share ≥3 common neighbors = a midline "wing band") plus a constructible secondary cluster get the vertical-spine + midline-wing layout (jacky's hand-drawn classic-cld reference): spine strictly vertical on the axis, wings pressed to the horizontal midline, outer mirror pair symmetric about it; deterministic trigger (hub-pair common-neighbor count + rest-cluster pairing + spine length ratio ≤0.5), equivalent certificate gates (spine-axis ≤2px, midline ≤2px, mirror ≤2px); corpus sweep: only classic-cld-growth-and-burden switches, all other 18 byte-identical — see [docs/layout-modes.md](docs/layout-modes.md) (zh original; self-contained English edition: [docs/layout-modes.en.md](docs/layout-modes.en.md));
+- **Layout aesthetics v3 (v0.7.0)**: **bowtie-vertex mode** — graphs whose topology is exactly two simple cycles sharing one node (e.g. wage-price-spiral, per jacky's hand-drawn reference) get an explicit double-mirror layout (shared node dead-center, one loop per half-plane, symmetric rows, all-straight lines with mutual-pair parallel corridors); **connection-point caliber** — line anchors clamp to each edge's mid-point ±1/4 band (corners excluded entirely, hit count always 0), multiple lines on the same side fan out symmetrically around the mid-point; **adaptive arc curvature** — bulge = min(6 + 0.06·chord, 40) px (short edges bend less, long edges capped), arcs within one symmetric structure share a single unified k for visual evenness — see [docs/layout-modes.md](docs/layout-modes.md) (zh original; self-contained English edition: [docs/layout-modes.en.md](docs/layout-modes.en.md));
+- **Layout aesthetics v2 (v0.6.0)**: regularity first — long-chain / few-loop graphs (main cycle ≤ 4) get a **vertical column layout** (spine aligned on one axis, branches on neighbor side columns, the spine's closing edge drawn as a big side arc for the loop-closure feel); bowtie graphs (two triangles sharing an edge, e.g. learning-flywheel) get an **explicit mirror-symmetric layout** with a strict line-type rule (axis edge straight + mirrored side arcs); loop edges are **colored by polarity** (R = amber `#d97706`, B = sky `#0284c7`, mixed/acyclic = neutral, negative edges dashed) replacing the old R/B letter badges; isomorphic skeletons map to the same layout template (WL structural colors drive slot assignment, not declared-loop ids); crossings and row alignment are demoted from hard gates to **reported soft targets** (order & beauty first) while arrangement regularity stays hard-gated — see [docs/layout-modes.md](docs/layout-modes.md) (zh original; self-contained English edition: [docs/layout-modes.en.md](docs/layout-modes.en.md));
+- **WS3 routing math**: detours are **provably shortest** — obstacles inflated by the clearance, then an exact Dijkstra shortest path over the corner visibility graph (graph-optimal); polyline corners are smoothed with tangent circular arcs (G1-continuous, bounded curvature, per-arc clearance re-verified); crossings are re-checked in **dual calibers** — the router's theoretical count on final geometry must equal the geometric recount on delivered coordinates, or no certificate is issued; loop polarity is expressed by **edge color** (amber = reinforcing R, sky = balancing B, dashed = negative edge) with no letter badges cluttering complex graphs; polyline detours carry a fixed type cost (arc > straight > polyline — folded corners are a last resort);
+- **ortho-v1 (classic recipe, optional)**: planar embedding + st-numbering + visibility representation — all wires strictly vertical with a **theorem-level 0-crossing guarantee** on planar graphs (behavior frozen, byte-regression protected, safe for production callers to pin);
+- **Honest grading**: if it can't earn a certificate it says so — **never claims 0 crossings for arbitrary graphs** (in auto-v2, crossings are minimized, not guaranteed);
+- **Two-layer ground-truth box measurement**: the layout side plans box bounds from worst-case real-font metrics; the verification side measures actual DOM bounds in a real browser after rendering — certificates verify rendered reality, not estimates;
+- **Quality certificates**: every deliverable ships with quantified metrics (crossings / box-over-line / clearance / alignment / CV / anchors), verified on the delivered coordinates;
+- **Determinism**: same input → same output, byte-identical (CP-SAT pinned to a single worker + fixed seed); diagrams are safe to commit with clean diffs.
+
+### Recommended scale (≤ 10 nodes, honest boundary)
+
+**Recommended: no more than 10 nodes** — the measured boundary for "CP-SAT proves optimality + full `_polish` refinement + all hard quality gates passing" (classic CLD small-graph domain, n10 ≈ 45–60 s per figure). Up to 12 nodes can trigger the ring-cycle layout (loop-dominated small graphs). n=20–30 do render after the WS5 fix (random sparse family: 20/20 at n20 and n30), but placement degrades from "proven optimal" to "best incumbent within a deterministic budget", box-over-line / clearance are no longer guaranteed at 0, and runtime stays 2–3 orders of magnitude above baselines; n≥50 is not recommended (19/20 at n50; the ortho recipe honestly skips non-planar inputs). Numbers per [benchmarks/REPORT.md](benchmarks/REPORT.md) §4/§5 (Chinese).
+
+## Gallery
+
+All images are real renderings produced by the current engine (v0.7.13) from the in-repo corpus — no mock-ups, no stale artifacts (click through to each demo).
+
+<table>
+  <tr>
+    <td><a href="../demos/classic-cld-2d.html"><img src="docs/gallery/classic-cld-2d.png" alt="classic CLD 2D auto-v2 layout, edges colored by sign (+ amber / − sky, all solid)" width="420"/></a></td>
+    <td><a href="../demos/classic-cld-3d.html"><img src="docs/gallery/classic-cld-3d.png" alt="classic CLD 3D sphere layout, polarity tubes + cone arrowheads" width="420"/></a></td>
+  </tr>
+  <tr>
+    <td><strong>2D · auto-v2 spine-wing layout</strong> (classic-cld-growth-and-burden, 8n/13e, vertical spine + midline wing band + mirrored right wing, 0 crossings; edges colored by sign: + amber / − sky, all solid)</td>
+    <td><strong>3D · sphere arrangement</strong> (rotate freely; projection crossings solved by the camera; two-color polarity tubes + cone arrowheads on every edge)</td>
+  </tr>
+  <tr>
+    <td colspan="2" align="center"><a href="../demos/classic-cld-2d.html"><img src="docs/gallery/certificate.png" alt="quality certificate panel" width="420"/></a></td>
+  </tr>
+  <tr>
+    <td colspan="2" align="center"><strong>Quality certificate panel</strong> (hard gates + gate tally + honest grade, exactly as shipped in the demo; spine-wing caliber: spine-axis / midline-adherence / mirror deviation)</td>
+  </tr>
+</table>
+
+## Ask your agent in plain words
+
+stdraw is agent-native: one `.cld` text file in, a certified diagram out. Tell your agent:
+
+| You say | The agent runs |
+|---|---|
+| "Draw this causal-loop diagram with a quality certificate" | `stdraw layout model.cld --outdir out` |
+| "Audit the declared feedback loops: unclosed loops? wrong polarity?" | reads `out/loops_audit.json` → `problems` (loops re-enumerated independently) |
+| "Can this diagram be zero-crossing? Tell me straight, no bragging" | reads `out/certificate.json` → `grade` (honest grading, below) |
+| "Give me a printable version" | opens `out/demo-2d.html` (inline SVG, zero network) |
+
+## Project Structure
+
+```text
+stdraw/
+├── stdraw/              # Python package
+│   ├── recipes.py       #   recipe registry: auto-v2 (default) / ortho-v1 (frozen, pin-safe)
+│   ├── layout_auto.py   #   auto-v2 layout (layering + crossings-in-objective + optional CP-SAT + local refinement)
+│   ├── routing.py       #   straight/arc/detour routing (box-over-line=0, clearance>=16px hard gates)
+│   ├── textmetrics.py   #   ground-truth box bounds (layout side: worst-case real-font metrics)
+│   ├── rendercheck.py   #   ground-truth box bounds (CI side: headless-browser DOM measurement, optional layer)
+│   ├── visibility.py    # WS3: routing math (inflated-obstacle visibility-graph shortest path + arc smoothing)
+│   ├── crossing_exact.py  # WS2: exact crossing-number layer (ordering insertion ILP + planarization oracle + B&B squeeze, optional ortools)
+│   ├── regularity.py    # WS2: structure detection + computable regularity definitions (polygon deviation / straightness / symmetry axis)
+│   ├── placement.py     # WS2: slot-discretized placement (structure-driven slot types; CP-SAT on the general branch)
+│   ├── ringlayout.py    # v0.5.0: loop-dominated ring layout (trigger detection + main-ring polygon slots + residual assignment)
+│   ├── columnlayout.py  # v0.6.0: column layout (long-chain/few-loop: spine in one column + side branches + closing side arc)
+│   ├── symlayout.py     # v0.6.0: bowtie-pair symmetric layout (two triangles sharing an edge: vertical-axis mirror + consistent line kinds)
+│   ├── planar.py        #   ortho-v1: 2D planar layout (theorem-level 0 crossings, frozen behavior)
+│   ├── layout3d.py      #   3D five-solid arrangements (sphere/cube/tetrahedron/cone)
+│   ├── metrics.py       #   quality certificates v1/v2 + honest grading
+│   ├── check.py         #   geometry self-checks (CI-gate form: v1 11 checks / v2 hard-gate checks)
+│   ├── loops.py         #   loop-semantics audit (lint)
+│   ├── dsl.py           #   .cld DSL parser
+│   ├── model.py         #   graph data model
+│   ├── render.py        #   2D HTML rendering (inline SVG, v1/v2 forms)
+│   ├── render3d.py      #   3D HTML rendering (three.js)
+│   └── __main__.py      #   CLI: stdraw layout ... [--recipe auto|ortho] [--linestyle straight|arc]
+├── examples/            # .cld cases (limits-to-growth / classic-cld-growth-and-burden)
+├── demos/               # deliverable form: 2D/3D demos + certificate JSON
+├── viewer/              # zero-dependency interactive viewer (four forms + live certificate)
+├── skills/stdraw/       # Agent Skill (installable via skills add)
+├── tests/baselines/     # ortho-v1 byte-regression baselines (frozen-behavior iron gate)
+├── docs/                # DSL spec (EN + zh-CN) + gallery + OR-Tools comparison + crossing-exact math (WS2)
+└── .github/workflows/   # CI: recipe regression + hard gates + DOM measurement + determinism
+```
+
+## Quickstart
+
+```bash
+# 1. Install (pure pip; the only hard dependency is networkx)
+pip install stdraw
+
+# 2. Run a case: text DSL in
+stdraw layout examples/limits-to-growth.cld --outdir out --pitch 62
+
+# 3. Look at the deliverables
+#    out/demo-2d.html     — 2D layout + embedded quality certificate
+#    out/demo-3d.html     — 3D sphere/cube/tetrahedron/cone (needs the in-repo assets/)
+#    out/certificate.json — metrics + honest grade
+#    out/loops_audit.json — loop-semantics audit
+```
+
+A ready-made deliverable ships in the repo: open [`demos/classic-cld-2d.html`](demos/classic-cld-2d.html) / [`demos/classic-cld-3d.html`](demos/classic-cld-3d.html).
+Interactive viewer (four forms + node dragging + loop panel): open `viewer/index.html` in a browser, nothing to install.
+
+### Manual touch-up loop (drag → export → re-certify)
+
+Every `demo-2d.html` (auto recipe) ships with a built-in touch-up layer — drag
+nodes (mouse or touch), live metrics recompute in the toolbar, then:
+
+```bash
+# 1. Open out/demo-2d.html, drag cards, click "Export layout"
+#    -> downloads graph-manual-layout.json (layout.json-compatible subset)
+
+# 2. Re-run routing + certificate on YOUR coordinates — same hard gates,
+#    honest scoring (a manual layout is never graded leniently):
+stdraw layout input.cld --outdir out-manual --skip-3d --from-layout graph-manual-layout.json
+
+# 3. (optional) Side-by-side auto-vs-manual certificate comparison
+#    (the gap is the engine-vs-human aesthetic distance):
+stdraw layout input.cld --outdir out-manual --skip-3d \
+    --from-layout graph-manual-layout.json --compare-auto
+
+# 4. Three-layer diff (node-level moves / structural metrics / loop semantics)
+#    — the data source for distilling aesthetic rules from human edits:
+stdraw layout-diff out/layout.json out-manual/layout.json --cld input.cld --diff-out diff.json
+```
+
+### Waypoint handles (detour fold points are draggable, not fixed)
+
+Since v0.5.3 the touch-up layer re-routes **all line styles live** while you drag
+(straight / arc / visibility-graph fold lines alike — fold vertices are
+recomputed every frame against current obstacles; nothing is pinned). Edges that
+detour around obstacles render each fold point as a small **drag handle**
+(hover shows a move cursor):
+
+- drag a handle → that edge becomes *user-pinned*; node drags afterwards only
+  re-anchor its endpoints, your waypoints stay;
+- "Export layout" writes `edges: [{a, b, waypoints: [[x,y],...]}]` for pinned
+  edges; `--from-layout` replays the exact same polyline (anchors recomputed on
+  the box borders toward the first/last waypoint) and the certificate re-checks
+  the delivered geometry honestly — including your waypoints;
+- "Reset" clears all pins and restores the engine layout.
+
+```bash
+# after dragging handles + export:
+stdraw layout input.cld --outdir out-manual --skip-3d --from-layout graph-manual-layout.json
+# layout.json now carries route kind "waypoints" with via = your fold points
+```
+
+### Line style control & manual fine-tuning (v0.7.7)
+
+Automatic line-style rule: **straight is the default**; an arc is used only
+when it is structurally justified — mutual-pair lens corridors, a straight
+line that cannot keep the >=16px clearance but a shallow arc can, or
+mode-specific aesthetics (e.g. the spine-wing midline arcs). Bilateral
+supply-chain graphs (K_{m,2}: every source feeding two non-adjacent hubs)
+get the new **comb-bilateral** placement — sources in one vertical column,
+the two hubs in mirrored left/right slots, all hub edges a straight fan.
+
+Per-edge manual control on the demo page:
+
+- **double-click a line** to cycle its style `auto → straight → arc → free →
+  auto` (a >=10px hover hit zone, pointer cursor + highlight; node drags
+  are never disturbed). Forced styles re-route live and the top-bar metrics
+  recompute honestly — red when a hard gate fails, no leniency;
+- **free style**: click anywhere on the line to insert a fold handle and
+  drag it — the user segment is an **exact polyline** (WYSIWYG, no
+  smoothing), anchors recomputed on the box borders toward the first/last
+  fold point. At most **3 fold points per edge**; at the cap a click
+  selects the nearest handle with the tooltip "max 3 points per edge";
+- **Export layout** now also writes `edges[].style` (free fold points ride
+  along as `waypoints`); `--from-layout` replays forced straight/arc/free
+  styles under the same deterministic rules and the certificate re-checks
+  them honestly;
+- **Reset** clears pins, styles and fold points back to the engine default.
+
+Two integration hooks for embedding pages:
+
+```js
+// apply a layout programmatically (the inverse of "Export layout")
+window.__stdrawApplyLayout({
+  nodes: {id: {x: 100, y: 200}},
+  edge_styles: {"a->b": "arc"},          // auto | straight | arc | free
+  waypoints: {"a->b": [[300, 240]]}      // free fold points (max 3)
+});
+// be notified instead of polling pointerup
+window.addEventListener("stdraw:layoutchanged", e => {
+  // e.detail = the current layout (nodes + styled edges + waypoints)
+});
+```
+
+For long second-line values (ticker / price strings) that overflow the
+planned card width, `--value-pad PX` reserves extra per-side padding for
+the value line (`AutoConfig.value_pad_extra` in-process; the default keeps
+the historical sizing byte-for-byte).
+
+## DSL in One Minute
+
+Line-oriented text, `#` starts a comment:
+
+```ld
+graph "limits-to-growth × shifting-the-burden"
+var rate "adoption rate"
+rate -> + adopters @loops R1,B1,B2      # polarity edge + loop tags
+loop R1 "word of mouth" "R" [rate, adopters, word]
+```
+
+A minimal closed loop = variables / polarity edges / loop tags / groups (optional; the layout
+layer does not consume groups — layout is determined by relations alone). Loop tags are not
+comments — the lint layer verifies closure and R/B polarity parity against an independent
+enumeration of all loops. Full spec: [docs/dsl-spec-v0.1.md](docs/dsl-spec-v0.1.md)
+(Chinese: [docs/dsl-spec-v0.1.zh-CN.md](docs/dsl-spec-v0.1.zh-CN.md)).
+
+## Certificates · Quality Gates
+
+Every deliverable directory contains `certificate.json`:
+
+```json
+{
+  "metrics": { "crossings": 0, "box_press_1px": 0, "edge_box_min_clear": 18.0,
+               "min_card_gap": 36.0, "row_align_rate": null,
+               "spacing_cv": 0.0, "column_axis_deviation": 0.0,
+               "loop_cohesion_spread": { "R1": 0.43, "B1": 0.43 },
+               "line_kind_counts": { "line": 5, "arc": 1 } },
+  "gates":   { "box_press_zero": true, "edge_box_clear_ge_16": true,
+               "anchors_smooth": true, "min_gap_ge_16": true,
+               "cv_le_035": true, "column_axis_aligned": true,
+               "spine_pitch_uniform": true,
+               "mutual_pairs_separated": true, "routing_consistent": true,
+               "lines_no_coincidence": true },
+  "reports": { "crossings_zero": true,
+               "crossings_note": "soft target: <=2 crossings allowed when arrangement regularity passes (order & beauty first)",
+               "row_align_ge_060": true },
+  "placement": "column-chain",
+  "grade": "best"
+}
+```
+
+(Ring-layout certificate: row alignment / column snap are honestly `null` — the
+regularity gates switch to ring spacing CV + polygon template fit, per placement;
+v0.6.0 adds column/symmetric calibers and demotes crossings_zero and row alignment
+to **reported soft targets** — see docs/layout-modes.md (zh original; English edition: docs/layout-modes.en.md)
+mode. Layered layouts keep the row-alignment caliber.)
+
+Honest grading semantics (iron rule: **never pass off a non-certificate as one**):
+
+| Grade | Definition (auto-v2) |
+|---|---|
+| **`best`** | all hard gates pass (box-over-line 0 / clearance ≥ 16 / smooth anchors / regular arrangement) + 0 crossings |
+| **`second`** | all hard gates pass + ≤ 2 crossings (coords in the certificate for review; when gates and crossings conflict, gates win) |
+| **`3d`** | dimension-lift to 3D: rotate freely, no spatial crossings, projection crossings solved by the camera |
+| **`uncertified`** | everything else — honestly ungraded |
+
+`geometry_report.json` (geometry self-checks in CI-gate form; the CLI exits 1 on fail) can be used directly as a regression gate.
+
+**Exactness layer (WS2, `--exact`)**: the CLI can compute the provable crossing
+number cr(G) (ordering-style insertion ILP + planarization oracle + exhaustive
+B&B over planar subgraphs × embeddings). The certificate then carries
+`proven_optimal` / `gap` / `lb` / `crossing_number` in an `exactness` block —
+with a rigorous scope note: optimality is claimed only relative to the model
+class defined in [docs/crossing-exact.md](docs/crossing-exact.md) (Chinese) §0–5, never
+over all conceivable metric sets. Requires the optional solver extra
+(`pip install "stdraw[solver]"`); without it the fields honestly stay
+`computed: false`. Layouts also carry a computable **regularity** block
+(structure-driven: cycle → regular-polygon deviation, chain → straightness,
+symmetry-axis alignment; definitions in docs/crossing-exact.md (Chinese) §7).
+
+### Recipes
+
+| Recipe | Line style | Guarantee | Use when |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| `auto-v2` (default) | straight/arc first-class (`--linestyle straight\|arc`) | hard quality gates + crossing minimization (optional CP-SAT via `pip install "stdraw[solver]"`); placement modes by structure: ring (loop-dominated) / vertical column (long-chain, few loops) / mirror-symmetric (bowtie), each with mode-caliber regularity gates; loop edges colored R=amber / B=sky, negative dashed | general CLDs / teaching / reports |
+| `ortho-v1` (`--recipe ortho`) | all-vertical orthogonal | theorem-level 0 crossings on planar graphs (**frozen behavior**, byte-regression in CI) | production callers pinning behavior / orthogonal style preference |
+
+## Agent Integration
+
+**Decide by outcome, not by habit.** The most common integration mistake
+is baking a static SVG from `layout.json` coordinates — that silently
+loses everything stdraw exists to deliver (live drag re-routing, waypoint
+handles, the export→recompute loop, the honest certificate). Coordinate
+outputs carry an explicit delivery contract (`stdraw/delivery.py`):
+`"delivery": "coordinates-only"`, `"interactive": false`,
+`"engine_version"` and a one-line warning on coordinates-only outputs;
+the CLI marks full deliverables `"delivery": "stdraw-cli"`,
+`"interactive": true`. The certificate confesses its delivery face via
+`"interactive"` / `"drag_layer"` (usable as a host CI gate):
+
+| You want | Use | If you take the last row anyway, you lose |
+|---|---|---|
+| One finished diagram (touch-up + certificate) | `stdraw layout model.cld` → deliver **`demo-2d.html`** | — |
+| The diagram inside your own page | embed `demo-2d.html` (iframe) + persist the exported layout + `--from-layout` (below) | — |
+| Coordinates for your own renderer | `layout.json` — self-declares coordinates-only + warning; explicit opt-out: `stdraw.recipes.run(..., suppress_delivery_warning=True)` | live drag re-routing, waypoint handles, export→recompute loop, quality certificate, CI gate |
+
+### Minimal embed (official posture)
+
+```html
+<!-- embed the deliverable page, not the coordinates -->
+<iframe src="demo-2d.html" style="width:100%;height:820px;border:0"
+        title="stdraw diagram (drag to touch up)"></iframe>
+```
+
+```bash
+# after manual touch-up in demo-2d.html: "Export layout" -> manual-layout.json
+stdraw layout model.cld --from-layout manual-layout.json --outdir out-manual
+# -> demo-2d.html re-rendered on the touched-up coordinates + re-graded certificate
+```
+
+| Agent host | Integration |
+|---|---|
+| Any agent that can read files | read [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) (repo root, agent manual, English) |
+| Agent Skills ecosystem | `npx skills add jacky510/stdraw` → installs [skills/stdraw/SKILL.md](skills/stdraw/SKILL.md) (English) |
+| Scripts / CI gates | `pip install stdraw` → `stdraw layout ...` → assert on `certificate.json` / `geometry_report.json` |
+| MCP server | planned (see the placeholder in AGENTS.md) |
+
+## Limitations (honest boundaries)
+
+- **Never claims 0 crossings for arbitrary graphs**: in auto-v2, crossings are a minimized objective term, not a theorem guarantee; ortho-v1 raises `NotPlanarError` on non-planar input and degrades honestly instead of forcing a drawing.
+- ortho-v1 (frozen recipe) allows "unrelated wires occluded under cards" as legacy design (cards are opaque) and counts it honestly in the certificate — a known v0.1 boundary; **the v0.2 default recipe auto-v2 makes box-over-line a hard gate (= 0)**.
+- The 3D layer makes no 2D crossing promises — spatial chords don't intersect thanks to the extra dimension; projection crossings are solved by the camera.
+- The layout layer is a replaceable implementation (currently: layering + crossing minimization + straight/arc routing; CP-SAT is an optional refinement layer — without it the engine degrades to the constructive method: full features, construct-tier quality).
+- The local-search neighborhood covers in-row shifts and adjacent swaps, not cross-row moves — the last crossing of some graphs may need a larger neighborhood (roadmap M3).
+
+## License
+
+[MIT](LICENSE) © stdraw contributors

stdraw-0.7.13.dist-info/RECORD

@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+stdraw/__init__.py,sha256=KJY8LM4YBco7ASAFKAyct1pPQ5Fgvroh-On-T00rOSo,1386
+stdraw/__main__.py,sha256=CYqn4_DABPcNO9qD8U7n7XaJ4_YVlsCdDPGJaOaOQF0,18666
+stdraw/_interactive_js.py,sha256=Tm7cv3TVVRaxYtPZP7vgyCjhjM0O0BX9xZPHelnEWXc,91338
+stdraw/anchors.py,sha256=UZd3dLDZ4jQxwtPvCvdznxzfbqsTQsiwedgqLdttLUw,4191
+stdraw/bowtielayout.py,sha256=0zAf7b2nyb_wP1Ma-bqVvXMzMALlB-YV9wPE4o1MbOA,16960
+stdraw/check.py,sha256=0ftBe3BjmD-8BoqLbHPTpu9yfygwqNSots3cbrf6zGs,30892
+stdraw/columnlayout.py,sha256=ZxzmNyaKnzhwOSYMojoDfrdXS_VMFO-wHbGP0cqISPs,22653
+stdraw/comblayout.py,sha256=Hw_qMKHKaC-XCr9qkByjinili7RW4pCBMnm5JZq3SHY,24816
+stdraw/crossing_exact.py,sha256=rcaRd0RXhYq9ptPVuOuqD3J0Tik6RQsQ2QSSkLRhv4Y,43125
+stdraw/delivery.py,sha256=8jY0MGtnRm9I3azOGn9RMfeXXJ6w-2SWsZYuI1SdPuo,3459
+stdraw/dsl.py,sha256=pnB8N1gV_of2MHeT9jjXbtBEn1cM_mfA8v_UTvO1qFo,3826
+stdraw/layout3d.py,sha256=YwJPkUsI7mU0ZDdcp_aOOPIcu0dA5Vrb0jlD9EF-djA,6727
+stdraw/layout_auto.py,sha256=9JcpX93cxgi2a8kCPnrrcy3l7KpqSJqxBKpSRaLJ_QM,95995
+stdraw/layoutdiff.py,sha256=TbaWAphS4MsWOCtyeAgvrTB_Dj08V_GIb7y8rEXHBtA,18429
+stdraw/loops.py,sha256=HDv_qf8m5b-3QNLgdX8yZ0TD1hiJDeDmXVExsQ4nJ44,6299
+stdraw/metrics.py,sha256=ywo8yLAngJFou7SfFmYUcZSiRIXjbdrwOXKN4v-VstM,64588
+stdraw/model.py,sha256=y8Z2ykzOEFp5aRpL0aouXX-epABaSBKAjjj8Ca5BPCI,5175
+stdraw/placement.py,sha256=XBjL7AbmZqdWscGZDVVLV0j4qgcp6J1bsm6V9MVP2No,10052
+stdraw/planar.py,sha256=d0OBrZA9EHUvO1lrAlN28J1PVEiiEl7iOxBuoFfp25M,26169
+stdraw/recipes.py,sha256=2iN3OZDXZxg6X15HgDuJ4q9fR7UvHPHktf9gqIWFzmQ,3182
+stdraw/regularity.py,sha256=xL9vGyW_SOKnfZAAN35lHg_QVTRa6JEuMHAOPv-tI2A,6929
+stdraw/render.py,sha256=0-RHGPmCXkmkhV_jADKZlR2ZC-BbfPZw86CmRtO1JaA,19949
+stdraw/render3d.py,sha256=_9KXHKL8QSn-v0CJlldxgE0HRabf-Mmtkv6mPsjvY8o,8366
+stdraw/rendercheck.py,sha256=kLO__AV3JjSrDm-kk0WJx7yFurgyp4XZtVp-b0oSaBc,3854
+stdraw/ringlayout.py,sha256=1m12r-2FQzdPinjscozkqE64sfvAb5lL195Tw3NDdao,19388
+stdraw/routing.py,sha256=RmnYUru6fkceOeUXTlKANdIHZEJaD_p7IVeNNzaqGrc,149402
+stdraw/spinewinglayout.py,sha256=QeO_nKH--8VOHlENR0HcmRJ7a-yJJTHtDBlb-OoghEg,15545
+stdraw/symlayout.py,sha256=JmAoi72a2i34kxS2mCtrwNKe2NPCJ_-uG-E6yvVrXY8,10868
+stdraw/textmetrics.py,sha256=9TPNNknzY3u1tWjYAPelW9ki6X2tyfPmcyvxsq3Ra48,4104
+stdraw/visibility.py,sha256=aR8Yu7V5mbpp6Vhg_UAxybpxRWvkIl3TFuCaVrNr_1M,17606
+stdraw-0.7.13.dist-info/licenses/LICENSE,sha256=TuWI3ujLgBTKT1L8ighz8gGWh2_OyP8lGxwfibtF5N8,1076
+stdraw-0.7.13.dist-info/METADATA,sha256=C3sZTnrl-Kj9-Z96RyQ7H66BCbI3OQ3bbwBdZVvQHM4,28849
+stdraw-0.7.13.dist-info/WHEEL,sha256=mOdXR9C3wMVov7cSY8PY-XCzo3SmmWCHvGQr5csJoao,91
+stdraw-0.7.13.dist-info/entry_points.txt,sha256=4yI3mbX94K6UD_qKSoa9vCo5PTP16I2n0-UJF7BW-Dk,48
+stdraw-0.7.13.dist-info/top_level.txt,sha256=XbWCYGe6rB5xqhb885Dta_NqFE1gS-0B9cWk-a8yFdM,7
+stdraw-0.7.13.dist-info/RECORD,,

stdraw-0.7.13.dist-info/WHEEL

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+Wheel-Version: 1.0
+Generator: setuptools (84.2.1)
+Root-Is-Purelib: true
+Tag: py3-none-any
+

stdraw-0.7.13.dist-info/entry_points.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+[console_scripts]
+stdraw = stdraw.__main__:main

stdraw-0.7.13.dist-info/licenses/LICENSE

@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+MIT License
+
+Copyright (c) 2026 stdraw contributors
+
+Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
+of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
+in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
+to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
+copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
+furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
+
+The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
+copies or substantial portions of the Software.
+
+THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
+IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
+FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
+AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
+LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
+OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
+SOFTWARE.

stdraw-0.7.13.dist-info/top_level.txt

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+stdraw