Diagram Creation
Request diagrams in the chat in everyday language, explore them interactively, export them, and store them as evidence.
Request It in Plain Language
You need no drawing tool and no diagram syntax. Describe what you want to see in the chat — for example "show our approval process as a flowchart" — and the answer contains a finished, interactive diagram.
The agent picks the appropriate diagram type itself. You can also specify it.
- Flowcharts and process diagrams, sequence, state, and class diagrams
- Architecture and ER diagrams
- Mind maps, timeline, Gantt, user journey
- Pie and quadrant charts
- Describe it in plain language
- The agent draws the diagram
- Automatic check and repair
- Interactive card in the answer
- Export or save as evidence
If something is off: edit the source or regenerate with AI
Working With the Diagram
Every diagram appears as a card in the answer and can be opened fullscreen for large models.
- Zoom from 50 to 300 %, fit to width or fit to screen
- Minimap and node search for large diagrams
- Pan by pointer or arrow keys, close with Escape
- Legend plus show, edit, and apply the source
- Regenerate with AI when the result does not fit
Export and Evidence
Diagrams can be reused and stored in an audit-proof way. A diagram saved as evidence is tenant-bound and immutable — later changes create a new record instead of overwriting the old one.
- Export as SVG, high-resolution PNG, or PDF
- "Save as evidence" stores the diagram as an artifact in the tenant
- Stored diagrams can be embedded into documents and briefings by ID
Quality and Safety
Before display, every diagram is checked server-side for renderability; on failure the platform attempts one automatic repair. If that fails too, you see the source with a hint instead of an empty box.
The graphic is delivered sanitized: no scripts, no external references. Colors come from the accessible platform palette and work in light and dark mode.
From the Knowledge Graph
In the Admin Dashboard knowledge graph explorer, a projection can be exported as a diagram. It goes through the same evidence path as a diagram from the chat.