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Pfd pid generator

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Process flow diagram and P&ID generation skill with standards compliance and symbol librariesFrom its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add a5c-ai/babysitter --skill pfd-pid-generator

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SKILL.md

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PFD/P&ID Generator Skill

Purpose

The PFD/P&ID Generator Skill creates process flow diagrams and piping and instrumentation diagrams following industry standards with appropriate symbology and documentation.

Capabilities

  • PFD development with heat/mass balance
  • P&ID development per ISA standards
  • Equipment numbering systems
  • Instrument identification
  • Line numbering and specifications
  • Control loop representation
  • Safety system documentation
  • Revision management
  • Drawing cross-references

Usage Guidelines

When to Use

  • Developing new PFDs/P&IDs
  • Updating existing drawings
  • Standardizing documentation
  • Supporting design reviews

Prerequisites

  • Process design basis defined
  • Equipment list available
  • Control philosophy developed
  • Standards specified

Best Practices

  • Follow company standards
  • Maintain consistency
  • Include all required information
  • Manage revisions properly

Process Integration

This skill integrates with:

  • Process Flow Diagram Development
  • Control Strategy Development
  • Equipment Sizing and Specification

Configuration

pfd-pid-generator:
  standards:
    - ISA-5.1
    - ISO-10628
    - PIP
  symbol-libraries:
    - equipment
    - instruments
    - valves
    - piping

Output Artifacts

  • Process flow diagrams
  • Piping & instrumentation diagrams
  • Equipment lists
  • Instrument lists
  • Line lists

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