Diagram Gallery

FDAI compiles one bilingual YAML contract into accessible SVG, PNG, manifest, and interactive viewer assets. Use this gallery to choose a diagram family before authoring a new architecture or operations view.

Design at a glance

The compiler supports the Mermaid 11 diagram families through validated FDAI kinds. Structural diagrams use deterministic graph layouts. Timeline, coordinate, radial, grid, and weighted-flow diagrams use dedicated data fields and layout strategies rather than decorative aliases.

Family	FDAI kinds
Architecture and flow	`context`, `container`, `component`, `deployment`, `network`, `architecture`, `c4-*`, `data-flow`, `flowchart`, `graph`, `conceptual-flow`
Interaction and process	`sequence`, `railroad`, `swimlane`, `user-journey`, `kanban`, `block`, `cynefin`
State and semantic structure	`state`, `decision-tree`, `requirement`, `domain`, `entity-relationship`, `class-diagram`, `mindmap`, `ishikawa`, `tree-view`
Time	`timeline`, `gantt`, `git-graph`, `event-modeling`
Charts	`pie`, `radar`, `quadrant`, `xy-chart`, `wardley`, `venn`, `sankey`, `packet`

Conceptual architecture

Use a conceptual flow for numbered stages, semantic color, nested explanatory surfaces, feedback loops, and durable stores.

Six stages run from an operator question through language understanding, dynamic ontology, policy evaluation, action selection, and execution. Shared context supports an ontology, policy engine, action catalog, and execution targets. Results flow through a feedback loop into four governed data stores.

Timeline and Gantt

Use Gantt for scaled task durations, dependencies, status, and progress across parallel workstreams.

Three workstreams show ontology, policy, and delivery tasks as time-scaled bars. Completed, active, planned, critical, and milestone states use distinct colors, and dependency arrows connect gated work.

Radial charts

Pie communicates composition. Radar compares several normalized dimensions.

A pie chart assigns 62 percent to deterministic rules, 25 percent to verified reuse, and 13 percent to grounded reasoning.

Coordinate and grid views

Quadrant places capabilities on normalized axes. Kanban groups work into stable process columns.

Four capabilities are plotted on evidence confidence from low to high and change impact from low to high.

Three Kanban columns contain candidate, validation, and ready work items for policies and automated actions.

Weighted evidence flow

Sankey-style weighted connectors show relative contribution while preserving the underlying event, read, approval, mutation, and audit semantics.

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