scientific-schematics

To generate publication-quality scientific diagrams, use a fixed prompt structure with specific slots: scene/use, subject, composition, key details, text, must_keep, and avoid. This structured approach reduces model misinterpretation and ensures high-quality outputs.

Creating a CONSORT-style flowchart requires tailoring your prompt with explicit node and edge details. By mapping the document type and specifying diagram_type, the tool aligns the generated flowchart with publication standards.

Yes, you can control the output format to generate either SVG or PNG files. Specifying the output format alongside your structured prompt ensures the schematic meets the formatting requirements of your publications or presentations.

Yes, the prompt structure supports diagram_type auto-inference for system architectures. It guides you to provide explicit node and edge details, allowing the model to automatically determine the appropriate architecture diagram layout.

Network diagrams often have missing labels or incorrect composition when prompt slots are incomplete. Defining the key details, text, and must_keep slots ensures the model retains critical labels and follows your specified composition layout.

Using fixed prompt slots, you can generate flowcharts, architectures, pathways, circuits, networks, and conceptual diagrams. Specifying scene/use and subject within the structure clarifies the necessary labels for your specific research visualization.