Visual answers: worked examples

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These prompts deliberately trigger the visual answers. Type them (with your own topics instead of <topic>) into the chat — the AI picks the format itself; the wording only nudges it.

Diagrams (Mermaid)

Sequence diagram: “Explain the OAuth authorization code flow and show it as a sequence diagram.”
Flowchart: “Draw the onboarding process of a new employee as a flowchart.”
State diagram: “Show the states of an order (open → paid → shipped → completed) as a state diagram.”
ER diagram: “Visualize the relationships between customer, order and product as an ER diagram.”
Class diagram: “Show the class structure of a simple shopping-cart system as a class diagram.”

Charts (quantitative data)

Bar chart: “Compare the revenue of quarters Q1–Q4 (12, 18, 9, 22 k€) as a bar chart.”
Line chart: “Show the visitor trend over weeks 1–6 (120, 150, 140, 190, 230, 210) as a line chart.”
Pie chart: “Show the market shares A 40%, B 35%, C 25% as a pie chart.”
RAG-backed (when the data lives in your knowledge base): “How do our support tickets break down by category? Show it as a chart.”

Degradation / negative case

So you can see that nothing is forced and nothing crashes:

“Make a pie chart out of the words apple, pear, cherry.” → There are no real numbers; the AI does not force a chart but answers sensibly (e.g. as a code block or text). This shows the safe degradation behavior.

Try “Save to KB”

Produce one of the diagram or chart answers above.
In the answer toolbar choose Save to KB, then pick a vault and a title.
Open the new note in the knowledge base and check: the diagram or chart renders identically there, and the source text is findable via search.

Side note: long answers

For very long answers, rendering may take a moment — the diagram appears once the answer is complete.