content(blog): redraw part 2's diagrams in the series style and add its cover - #170
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All twelve of part 2's diagrams were dark-theme mermaid renders, while part 1 now uses the hand-drawn decision style throughout. Redraw them to match, built on two shared layouts so the variants line up exactly: - A control-plane grid (request path, identity providers, out of band) for control-plane, agent-identity-sync and aib-map, each lighting its own part; the numbered flows get a legend instead of long edge labels. - The walkthrough topology for example-topology, permission-sources and the three request runs, dimming everything but the request each one shows. gateway-checks, user-identity-groups, enforcement-path and consent-flow get their own layouts. The old renders said 'Part 5' for what is now section 5 of a two-part series; the redraws say section 5. Alt text is unchanged.
Part 2 was published with a placeholder featured image. Swap in the owner's Part 2 cover, scaled to 1280x720 like the other covers.
The rule still said diagrams are pre-rendered mermaid, which no post in the agentic security series uses any more. Describe the house style instead, and that the copy buttons rasterise diagrams to PNG on demand.
Visual parity — dark theme 🌙Every captured route is pixel-identical to the merge base across 1440x1000 (40 routes) and 420x900 (40 routes). Informational: label the PR |
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Part 2 of Agentic Security & Identity now matches Part 1. All 12 of its Mermaid diagrams are redrawn in the series' hand-drawn style, and it gets its own cover.
Eight of the twelve come from two shared layouts, so the variants line up exactly. A control-plane grid (request path, identity providers, out of band) drives
control-plane,agent-identity-syncandaib-map, and each one lights up its own part. The walkthrough topology drivesexample-topology,permission-sourcesand the three request runs, and each dims everything except the request it's about. The two numbered flows (agent-identity-syncandaib-map) use badges and a legend in place of the Mermaid edge labels, which had become unreadable at blog width.gateway-checks,user-identity-groups,enforcement-pathandconsent-flowhave their own layouts. Alt text is unchanged.The old renders said "Part 5" for what is now section 5 of a two-part series. The redraws say "section 5".
I checked every diagram by rendering it to PNG with the rasteriser and fixed the overlaps I found, mostly edge labels on the steeper topology edges. The owner looked at the post on a dev server. The cover is the owner's Part 2 image, scaled to 1280x720.
This PR doesn't change Part 2's date. It stays an unlisted preview until the 407 release, as planned. One commit message calls the old cover a placeholder on a "published" post, which is loose: the post was a preview.
The blog instructions also said diagrams are pre-rendered Mermaid, which no post in this series is any more, so that line now describes the house style.