AIASys Markdown Output Guide

Define AIASys Markdown syntax for ECharts, CSV, images, formulas, and Mermaid.

21|12|Updated May 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/AIAsys/AIASys --skill aiasys-markdown-output-guide
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: AIASys Markdown Output Guide
Source: https://github.com/AIAsys/AIASys/tree/main/apps/backend/skills/builtin/aiasys-markdown-output-guide-skill
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AIAsys/AIASys --skill aiasys-markdown-output-guide

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Using standard Markdown syntax when generating responses for the AIASys platform leads to broken or incorrect rendering of interactive ECharts charts, CSV table previews, images, mathematical formulas, and Mermaid flowcharts, resulting in unreadable or missing specialized content in the final frontend display.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • ECharts Interactive Chart Rendering: Correctly reference self-contained JSON chart files saved to the workspace to display interactive ECharts visualizations.
  • CSV Table Preview Support: Render formatted, scrollable CSV data tables directly in responses by referencing workspace CSV files.
  • Rich Media & Diagram Support: Follow standardized syntax for embedding workspace images, inline/block mathematical formulas, and Mermaid flowcharts.
  • Unified Resource Reference Protocol: Adhere to rules for local asset referencing to avoid broken links, invalid base64 embedding, or incorrect external link wrapping for local files. Use case: For example, after completing a data analysis task in AIASys, use this skill to correctly reference the generated sales chart JSON and result CSV file so they render as fully functional interactive elements in the final response.

Quick Start

Load this skill to get the correct Markdown syntax rules whenever you need to display interactive ECharts charts, CSV table previews, images, mathematical formulas, or Mermaid flowcharts in your final AIASys response.

Frequently Asked Questions about AIASys Markdown Output Guide

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
Why do Mermaid diagrams and ECharts charts render incorrectly in AIASys markdown responses?

Standard markdown syntax lacks the specific formatting rules required by the AIASys platform, causing Mermaid diagrams and ECharts charts to render improperly. Using the defined markdown formatting syntax ensures these specialized content types display correctly.

How do I reference local CSV files for data table previews in AIASys?

To reference local CSV files for data table previews in AIASys, use the aiasys-file directive with /workspace relative paths. This unified resource reference protocol ensures formatted, scrollable CSV data tables render directly in responses.

Can I embed base64 images or use external HTTP links for local assets in AIASys?

No, you cannot embed base64 images or wrap local files in external HTTP links in AIASys. The syntax specification prohibits both practices and requires using the aiasys-file directive with /workspace relative paths for all local asset referencing.

How do I display interactive ECharts visualizations in AIASys platform responses?

To display interactive ECharts visualizations, you must correctly reference self-contained JSON chart files saved to your workspace using the specified markdown syntax. This ensures the charts render as fully functional interactive elements in the final response.

Does AIASys support inline and block mathematical formulas in markdown?

Yes, AIASys supports both inline and block mathematical formulas in markdown. You must follow the standardized markdown formatting syntax defined for the platform to ensure the mathematical formulas render properly in the frontend display.

What is the correct syntax for referencing workspace images in AIASys?

The correct syntax for referencing workspace images in AIASys uses the aiasys-file directive with /workspace relative paths. This unified resource reference protocol replaces invalid base64 embedding and external HTTP link wrapping for local files.