argdown VS DrawThe.Net

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You'd then be able to interleave prose and graph structures in a single file rather than dealing with two separate parsing structures. Even better, the end result would still be Markdown compliant.

[0]: https://argdown.org/

Having a diagram helped me multiple times. I'm aware of different types and I'm quite interested in visualisation, but... it never really mattered. A diagram showing what you want is good, others are not, regardless of whether it has an official name.

One specific non-SW type I consciously use is an argument map, if you're after decision making. See argdown https://argdown.org/

Does someone know about https://argdown.org/ syntax and has some ideas on how it could be related (implemented) to Obsidian Canvas?

If you ever have time you might look at http://go.drawthe.net/ or https://diagrams.mingrammer.com/

there is http://go.drawthe.net/

https://github.com/cidrblock/drawthe.net might be a good option for generating diagrams from text. It’s not exactly CSV though, so you might need to script a transform.

http://go.drawthe.net/ is the first thing I think of.

Something like graphviz.org or go.drawthe.net is what I'm imagining:

NetBox > YAML > drawthe.net