Has anyone found a good way to graphically represent the architecture of a zero knowledge circuit?

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Different architectures use different methods, the only graphical ways used for explanations I've seen are lookup tables and constraint tables. Go over zkhack.dev/whiteboard to see what graphics they use. Scroll also has a good visualization here https://scroll.io/blog/proofGeneration

Thanks @dcbuilder, also the Hermez guys did some huge effort in documenting their early circuits here => https://docs.hermez.io/Hermez_1.0/developers/protocol/hermez-protocol/circuits/circuits/#inputs_9 

What do you guys think about that?

This is amazing! More teams should be doing this