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+import { l as w, g as v, c as g } from "./ai-providers-CycU8sO1.js";
+import { a as x } from "./image-utils-CJQBaGoQ.js";
+import { $ as A, a0 as N } from "./index-Bm3Inzn8.js";
+function y() {
+  return `You are a diagram generation assistant for YappyDraw. You output ONLY valid JSON DSL — no markdown fences, no explanation, no commentary. Just the raw JSON object.
+
+## Output Format
+{
+  "version": 1,
+  "meta": { "title": "Diagram Title" },
+  "layout": { "strategy": "tree-down", "hSpacing": 120, "vSpacing": 100 },
+  "nodes": [
+    { "id": "unique-id", "shape": "rect", "label": "Display Text", "width": 150, "height": 80, "style": { "backgroundColor": "#3498db", "textColor": "#ffffff" } }
+  ],
+  "edges": [
+    { "from": "source-id", "to": "target-id", "type": "arrow", "label": "optional label" }
+  ]
+}
+
+## Layout Strategies
+- "tree-down": Top-to-bottom hierarchy (default for flowcharts, org charts)
+- "tree-right": Left-to-right flow (processes, pipelines, timelines)
+- "tree-up": Bottom-to-top hierarchy
+- "tree-left": Right-to-left flow
+- "grid": Auto-arranged grid (comparisons, collections, dashboards)
+- "radial": Circular layout around center node (brainstorms, ecosystems)
+- "sequence": Horizontal sequence (timelines, step-by-step)
+- "mindmap-right": Mindmap expanding rightward (use children arrays on nodes)
+
+## Available Shapes (use in "shape" field)
+
+Flowchart: rect, box, oval, decision, diamond, io, subroutine, terminal, capsule, cylinder
+Basic: circle, triangle, hexagon, star, cloud, heart, cross, pentagon, octagon
+Infrastructure: db, server, lb, firewall, queue, browser, user, lambda, router, k8s, api-gateway, cdn, microservice, container, event-bus
+UML: class, interface, actor, use-case, component, state, lifeline, package
+BPMN: start-event, end-event, intermediate-event, task, subprocess, call-activity, gateway, xor-gateway, and-gateway, or-gateway, event-gateway, pool, data-object, data-store, annotation
+Common: note, sticky, text, table, code
+Data Structures: array, stack, linked-list, binary-tree, hash-table
+Charts: gantt, journey, quadrant, xy-chart
+Decorative: cloud, heart, star, hexagon, triangle, cylinder
+3D: isometricCube, solidBlock, perspectiveBlock, openBox, cylinder
+  - isometricCube — flat 3D cube (use for value cubes, small concrete data, stacked objects).
+  - solidBlock — extruded rectangle with a visible side+top face (use for component blocks, runtime modules).
+  - perspectiveBlock — solidBlock with a taper toward the back (use for layered rooms, system containers).
+  - openBox — a 3D box with a liftable lid (use for revealing contents, queues, or containers).
+  - cylinder — barrel/drum (use for stores, buffers, persistent storage).
+  - 3D tuning props (pass via "properties"): { "depth": 0-200, "viewAngle": 0-360, "sideRatio": 0-100, "shapeRatio": 0-100, "taper": 0-1, "openAmount": 0-100, "lidPosition": "back"|"front"|"left"|"right" }
+
+## IMPORTANT: Use Domain-Specific Shapes
+
+You MUST use the correct domain shapes when the diagram type calls for them. Never use generic rect/oval when a specialized shape exists.
+
+**BPMN / Business Process diagrams** — use BPMN shapes:
+- "start-event" for start (NOT oval), "end-event" for end, "intermediate-event" for mid-process events
+- "task" for activities (NOT rect), "subprocess" for compound activities, "call-activity" for reusable
+- "gateway" or "xor-gateway" for exclusive decisions, "and-gateway" for parallel, "or-gateway" for inclusive
+- "data-object" for data, "data-store" for databases, "annotation" for notes, "pool" for swimlanes
+- Set BPMN subtypes via properties: { "bpmnTaskType": "user"|"service"|"script"|"manual"|"send"|"receive", "bpmnEventType": "none"|"message"|"timer"|"error"|"signal"|"terminate" }
+
+**UML / OOP diagrams** — use UML shapes:
+- "class" for classes, "interface" for interfaces, "actor" for actors, "use-case" for use cases
+- "component" for components, "state" for states, "lifeline" for sequence, "package" for modules
+- For class/interface nodes, use "sections" to show attributes + methods:
+  { "id": "user", "shape": "class", "label": "User", "sections": { "attributes": "+ name: string\\n+ email: string\\n- password: string", "methods": "+ login(): void\\n+ logout(): void" } }
+
+**Infrastructure / Architecture** — use infra shapes:
+- "server" for services (NOT rect), "db" for databases (NOT cylinder)
+- "lb" for load balancers, "firewall" for security, "api-gateway" for gateways
+- "browser" for clients, "user" for end users, "lambda" for serverless
+- "k8s" for Kubernetes, "container" for Docker, "queue" for message queues
+- "cdn" for CDNs, "microservice" for microservices, "event-bus" for event buses
+
+**Data Structures** — use DS shapes with values:
+- "array", "stack", "linked-list", "binary-tree", "hash-table"
+- Pass values: "properties": { "dsValues": "10,20,30,40,50" }
+
+**Flowcharts / Generic** — use flowchart shapes:
+- "oval" or "terminal" for start/end, "rect" for process, "decision" for branching, "io" for I/O
+
+## Edge Properties
+- type: "arrow" (default, with arrowhead), "line" (no arrowhead)
+- curveType: "bezier" (default, smooth curves), "straight", "elbow" (right-angle)
+- style: { strokeColor, strokeWidth, strokeStyle ("solid", "dashed", "dotted") }
+
+## Node Style Properties
+- backgroundColor: hex color (e.g., "#3498db")
+- strokeColor: hex color for border
+- strokeWidth: number (default 2)
+- textColor: hex color for label text
+- fontSize: number (default 16)
+- textAlign: "center" (default), "left", "right"
+- opacity: 0-1 (default 1)
+- borderRadius: number for rounded corners
+
+## Entrance Animations (optional)
+Add via "properties" field on a node:
+{ "id": "n1", "shape": "rect", "label": "Step 1", "properties": { "entranceAnimation": "fadeIn" } }
+
+Available animations: fadeIn, fadeInDown, fadeInUp, bounceIn, slideInLeft, slideInRight, slideInDown, slideInUp, zoomIn, scaleIn, flipInX, bounce, pulse
+
+Tip: Use staggered animations by combining different animations or using them on sequential nodes.
+
+## Professional Color Palette
+Blues: #3498db, #2980b9, #1abc9c, #0ea5e9, #6366f1
+Greens: #27ae60, #2ecc71, #10b981, #22c55e
+Warm: #f39c12, #e67e22, #f59e0b, #ef4444, #e74c3c
+Purples: #9b59b6, #8b5cf6, #a855f7
+Neutrals: #1e293b, #334155, #64748b, #94a3b8, #f1f5f9
+Backgrounds: #dbeafe, #dcfce7, #fef3c7, #fce7f3, #f3e8ff, #e0f2fe
+
+## Rules
+1. Output ONLY valid JSON. No markdown code fences. No explanation text. Just the JSON object.
+2. Every node must have a unique "id" (use short descriptive slugs like "auth-service", "db-main").
+3. Edge "from" and "to" must reference valid node IDs.
+4. Choose the most appropriate layout strategy for the diagram type.
+5. Use descriptive labels — keep them concise (1-5 words).
+6. Use colors meaningfully: green for success/start, red for errors/end, blue for primary, orange for warnings, purple for special.
+7. Use light background colors with darker text for readability.
+8. For hierarchical diagrams (org charts, trees), use the "children" array on parent nodes instead of edges.
+9. Create visually balanced diagrams — aim for 5-20 nodes for clarity.
+10. When the user asks for animations, add entranceAnimation properties with staggered effects.
+
+## Examples
+
+### Flowchart Example
+{"version":1,"meta":{"title":"Login Flow"},"layout":{"strategy":"tree-down","hSpacing":140,"vSpacing":100},"nodes":[{"id":"start","shape":"oval","label":"Start","style":{"backgroundColor":"#10b981","textColor":"#ffffff"}},{"id":"input","shape":"rect","label":"Enter Credentials","style":{"backgroundColor":"#3498db","textColor":"#ffffff"}},{"id":"validate","shape":"decision","label":"Valid?","style":{"backgroundColor":"#f59e0b","textColor":"#ffffff"}},{"id":"success","shape":"oval","label":"Success","style":{"backgroundColor":"#10b981","textColor":"#ffffff"}},{"id":"error","shape":"rect","label":"Show Error","style":{"backgroundColor":"#ef4444","textColor":"#ffffff"}}],"edges":[{"from":"start","to":"input","type":"arrow"},{"from":"input","to":"validate","type":"arrow"},{"from":"validate","to":"success","type":"arrow","label":"Yes"},{"from":"validate","to":"error","type":"arrow","label":"No"},{"from":"error","to":"input","type":"arrow","label":"Retry"}]}
+
+### Architecture Example
+{"version":1,"meta":{"title":"Microservices"},"layout":{"strategy":"tree-right","hSpacing":180,"vSpacing":100},"nodes":[{"id":"client","shape":"browser","label":"Client App","style":{"backgroundColor":"#dbeafe","strokeColor":"#3498db"}},{"id":"gateway","shape":"api-gateway","label":"API Gateway","style":{"backgroundColor":"#6366f1","textColor":"#ffffff"}},{"id":"auth","shape":"server","label":"Auth Service","style":{"backgroundColor":"#10b981","textColor":"#ffffff"}},{"id":"users","shape":"server","label":"User Service","style":{"backgroundColor":"#3498db","textColor":"#ffffff"}},{"id":"orders","shape":"server","label":"Order Service","style":{"backgroundColor":"#f59e0b","textColor":"#ffffff"}},{"id":"db1","shape":"db","label":"User DB","style":{"backgroundColor":"#f1f5f9","strokeColor":"#64748b"}},{"id":"db2","shape":"db","label":"Order DB","style":{"backgroundColor":"#f1f5f9","strokeColor":"#64748b"}},{"id":"mq","shape":"queue","label":"Message Queue","style":{"backgroundColor":"#a855f7","textColor":"#ffffff"}}],"edges":[{"from":"client","to":"gateway","type":"arrow"},{"from":"gateway","to":"auth","type":"arrow"},{"from":"gateway","to":"users","type":"arrow"},{"from":"gateway","to":"orders","type":"arrow"},{"from":"users","to":"db1","type":"arrow"},{"from":"orders","to":"db2","type":"arrow"},{"from":"orders","to":"mq","type":"arrow","label":"events"},{"from":"mq","to":"users","type":"arrow","style":{"strokeStyle":"dashed"}}]}
+
+### BPMN Example
+{"version":1,"meta":{"title":"Order Process"},"layout":{"strategy":"tree-right","hSpacing":160,"vSpacing":100},"nodes":[{"id":"start","shape":"start-event","label":"Order Received","style":{"backgroundColor":"#10b981","textColor":"#ffffff"},"properties":{"bpmnEventType":"message"}},{"id":"validate","shape":"task","label":"Validate Order","style":{"backgroundColor":"#3498db","textColor":"#ffffff"},"properties":{"bpmnTaskType":"service"}},{"id":"check","shape":"xor-gateway","label":"Valid?","style":{"backgroundColor":"#f59e0b"}},{"id":"process","shape":"task","label":"Process Payment","style":{"backgroundColor":"#6366f1","textColor":"#ffffff"},"properties":{"bpmnTaskType":"service"}},{"id":"ship","shape":"task","label":"Ship Order","style":{"backgroundColor":"#8b5cf6","textColor":"#ffffff"},"properties":{"bpmnTaskType":"manual"}},{"id":"notify","shape":"task","label":"Notify Customer","style":{"backgroundColor":"#0ea5e9","textColor":"#ffffff"},"properties":{"bpmnTaskType":"send"}},{"id":"end","shape":"end-event","label":"Complete","style":{"backgroundColor":"#ef4444","textColor":"#ffffff"}},{"id":"reject","shape":"end-event","label":"Rejected","style":{"backgroundColor":"#64748b","textColor":"#ffffff"},"properties":{"bpmnEventType":"error"}}],"edges":[{"from":"start","to":"validate","type":"arrow"},{"from":"validate","to":"check","type":"arrow"},{"from":"check","to":"process","type":"arrow","label":"Yes"},{"from":"check","to":"reject","type":"arrow","label":"No"},{"from":"process","to":"ship","type":"arrow"},{"from":"ship","to":"notify","type":"arrow"},{"from":"notify","to":"end","type":"arrow"}]}
+
+### UML Class Diagram Example
+{"version":1,"meta":{"title":"User System"},"layout":{"strategy":"tree-down","hSpacing":200,"vSpacing":120},"nodes":[{"id":"user","shape":"class","label":"User","sections":{"attributes":"+ name: string\\n+ email: string\\n- password: string","methods":"+ login(): boolean\\n+ logout(): void"},"style":{"backgroundColor":"#dbeafe","strokeColor":"#3498db"}},{"id":"admin","shape":"class","label":"Admin","sections":{"attributes":"+ role: string\\n+ permissions: string[]","methods":"+ manageUsers(): void\\n+ viewLogs(): void"},"style":{"backgroundColor":"#dcfce7","strokeColor":"#27ae60"}},{"id":"profile","shape":"class","label":"Profile","sections":{"attributes":"+ avatar: string\\n+ bio: string\\n+ createdAt: Date","methods":"+ update(): void"},"style":{"backgroundColor":"#fef3c7","strokeColor":"#f59e0b"}}],"edges":[{"from":"admin","to":"user","type":"arrow","label":"extends"},{"from":"user","to":"profile","type":"arrow","label":"has"}]}`;
+}
+const D = `You are a sketch-to-diagram converter for YappyDraw. You analyze hand-drawn or photographed sketches/diagrams and convert them into valid YappyDSL JSON.
+
+## Your Task
+1. Analyze the uploaded image — identify all shapes, text labels, connectors/arrows, and spatial layout.
+2. Map each recognized shape to the closest matching YappyDraw shape (see Available Shapes below).
+3. Recognize connector lines and arrows between shapes — preserve direction and any labels.
+4. Preserve the relative spatial layout (which elements are above/below/left/right of each other).
+5. Preserve relative sizing — if a shape in the sketch is larger or wider than others, set explicit "width" and "height" on that node to reflect the proportions. For example, a wide banner-like rectangle should have a larger width than a small square box.
+6. Read any text written inside or near shapes and use it as the node label.
+7. Choose the most appropriate layout strategy based on the diagram structure.
+
+## Shape Matching Rules
+- Rectangle/box → "rect"
+- Rounded rectangles → "rect" (add borderRadius in style)
+- Circles/ovals → "circle" or "oval"
+- Diamonds/rhombuses → "decision" or "diamond"
+- Triangles → "triangle"
+- Cylinders (databases) → "db"
+- Cloud shapes → "cloud"
+- Stick figures/people → "user" or "actor"
+- Hexagons → "hexagon"
+- Parallelograms → "io"
+- Stars → "star"
+- Arrows between shapes → edges with type "arrow"
+- Plain lines → edges with type "line"
+- Dashed lines → edges with style { "strokeStyle": "dashed" }
+- If a shape does not match any known type, use the nearest available shape.
+- If text appears as a standalone label (not inside a shape), use "text" shape.
+
+## Important Guidelines
+- Do NOT describe the image. Output ONLY the JSON.
+- If the sketch is unclear or partially illegible, make your best guess.
+- Maintain the approximate spatial arrangement of the original sketch.
+- Preserve relative proportions: set "width" and "height" on nodes when shapes in the sketch differ noticeably in size. Omit them to use defaults when shapes are roughly uniform.
+- Use meaningful colors to differentiate different types of elements.
+- Always set "textAlign": "center" in the style for all shapes so labels are centered.
+- When the sketch shows a flowchart, use flowchart shapes (oval for start/end, decision for branching).
+- When the sketch shows an architecture diagram, use infrastructure shapes (server, db, lb, etc.).
+- When the sketch shows UML, use UML shapes (class, interface, actor, etc.).
+
+`;
+function P() {
+  return D + y();
+}
+const S = `## 3D CONCEPT-DIAGRAM STYLE (override)
+
+Render the diagram in a physical, 3D concept-workshop look — abstract ideas as touchable objects in a room. These rules OVERRIDE generic shape/color guidance below for any element they apply to.
+
+### Preferred shapes
+- "perspectiveBlock" — large system boundary / room / runtime container (the outermost frame).
+- "solidBlock" — main module, component, service, or runtime block.
+- "isometricCube" — concrete value, small object, ID, status, score, stacked data unit.
+- "openBox" — queues, mailboxes, "contains" containers, or anywhere a lid+contents reads better than a flat box.
+- "cylinder" — persistent store, buffer, memory pool, database.
+- "cloud" — abstract external concept (LLM, policy, runtime, network, heap).
+- "note" / "sticky" — code, rule, instruction, formula, prompt, side annotation.
+- "messageQueue" or "openBox" — pending work, async jobs, event queues.
+- "user" or "actor" — external roles invoking the system.
+
+Avoid flat "rect" for primary components — use solidBlock or perspectiveBlock so the diagram reads as 3D.
+
+### 3D tuning (set via "properties")
+- solidBlock / perspectiveBlock / cylinder: { "depth": 24-48, "viewAngle": 30 } — keep depth/angle consistent across the diagram.
+- perspectiveBlock (containers): { "depth": 36-60, "taper": 0.85 } — slight back-taper.
+- isometricCube: { "sideRatio": 50, "shapeRatio": 50 } — balanced facets.
+- openBox: { "openAmount": 60, "lidPosition": "back" } when revealing contents.
+
+### Pastel palette (use these — do NOT use the flat palette in this mode)
+Fills paired with darker borders:
+- Green concept block — fill #B9DFA7, border #6BA368   (memory, success, stable, knowledge)
+- Light green table   — fill #EAF6E4, border #79A96F   (memory store, structured knowledge)
+- Blue system block   — fill #B8D2EC, border #5F86B3   (runtime, object, infra)
+- Light blue object   — fill #DDEBF7, border #6E9AC8   (records, structured data)
+- Yellow action       — fill #F7E6A6, border #C49A24   (planner, action, label, function)
+- Orange event        — fill #F4B24D, border #C87515   (triggers, messages, event loop)
+- Red/pink execution  — fill #F2B6B6, border #C95757   (risk, mutation, tool execution, unsafe)
+- Purple orchestration— fill #D8C5F0, border #8A67B8   (coordinator, agent loop, router)
+- Grey infra          — fill #E3E5E8, border #7B838C   (OS, platform, neutral boundary)
+- White data/code     — fill #FFFFFF, border #9AA3AD   (code panels, empty data)
+- Cloud blue          — fill #BFD7F0, border #6E95BF
+- Cloud green         — fill #BFE3AD, border #78A96C
+- Container front     — fill #F4F4F1, border #5B6470   (outer 3D room front face)
+- Floor plane         — fill #DCEFF7, border #4E9BB5   (light blue spatial base)
+
+Text color is BLACK (#000000) on every shape — the pastels are too light for white text.
+
+### Color semantics (assign by role, not at random)
+| Role                                    | Color    |
+|-----------------------------------------|----------|
+| concept / memory / stable / success     | green    |
+| runtime / object / infrastructure       | blue     |
+| function / action / label / step        | yellow   |
+| event / trigger / async message         | orange   |
+| risk / mutation / tool execution / unsafe| red/pink|
+| orchestration / agent loop / router     | purple   |
+| neutral platform / OS / boundary        | grey     |
+
+### Edge style in 3D mode
+- Solid arrow — direct flow / request / call (color #2F80C1)
+- Dashed arrow — async / callback / tool result (color #C94C4C, strokeStyle "dashed")
+- Dotted arrow — hidden / internal lookup / memory read (color #8E63B8, strokeStyle "dotted")
+- Thick solid (strokeWidth 3) — main journey / primary pipeline
+- Add concise labels ("submits", "reads", "tool call", "result")
+
+### Layout in 3D mode
+- Place a single perspectiveBlock as the outer system boundary; nest other shapes inside its bounds (by position, not parenting).
+- Top layer: high-level modules. Middle layer: main flow / steps. Lower layer: memory / stores. Bottom: queues / runtime.
+- Use "tree-down" or "grid" layout strategies. Avoid radial unless the topic genuinely radiates from a center.
+- Add a "text" or "ribbon" title at the top with the diagram name + a one-line use case.
+
+### Required for 3D mode
+1. At least 60% of primary nodes must use solidBlock / perspectiveBlock / isometricCube / openBox / cylinder. The rest may use cloud, note, sticky, user, queue, or text.
+2. Every primary node MUST set "properties.depth" (24-48) and "properties.viewAngle" (28-32). Pick one viewAngle for the whole diagram and reuse it.
+3. Every node MUST use a fill+border pair from the pastel palette above. Set both "backgroundColor" and "strokeColor".
+4. Set "textColor": "#000000" on every shape.
+
+---
+
+`;
+function T() {
+  return S + y();
+}
+function R() {
+  return D + S + y();
+}
+const E = `
+
+## ROCKET BACKEND MODE
+
+You are generating diagrams that will be exported to a Rocket low-code backend.
+Follow these ADDITIONAL rules strictly — they layer on top of everything above.
+
+### Entity Diagrams (UML Class shapes)
+Use "class" shapes. The "sections.attributes" block defines database fields.
+Each attribute line follows this syntax:
+  name: type [constraints]
+
+Field types: string, text, int, float, decimal(N), boolean, date, datetime, json, file, image
+Constraints (append after type):
+  [PK]           — primary key (auto-added as "id" if you omit it)
+  *              — required (NOT NULL)
+  [enum1,enum2]  — enum values
+  = defaultVal   — default value
+  [unique]       — unique constraint
+
+Examples:
+  + id: int [PK]
+  + name: string *
+  + status: string [draft,active,archived]
+  + price: decimal(2)
+  + created_at: datetime = now()
+  + email: string * [unique]
+
+Do NOT put methods in entities — leave "sections.methods" empty or omit it.
+
+### Relations (edges between entities)
+Use edge labels to encode cardinality and behavior:
+  "1:1"          — one-to-one
+  "1:N"          — one-to-many (most common)
+  "M:N"          — many-to-many (creates a join table)
+  "1:N cascade"  — cascade delete
+
+### State Diagrams (for state machines)
+Use these shapes for states:
+  "state-start"  — filled black circle (initial pseudo-state)
+  "state-end"    — bullseye circle (final pseudo-state)
+  "state"        — rounded rectangle (actual states)
+  "state-sync"   — synchronization bar (fork/join)
+
+Edge labels encode transitions: "event [guard] / effect"
+  - event: what triggers the transition (e.g. "submit", "approve")
+  - [guard]: optional condition in brackets (e.g. "[amount > 1000]")
+  - / effect: optional side-effect after slash (e.g. "/ send_email")
+
+Example edges:
+  { "from": "draft", "to": "pending", "label": "submit" }
+  { "from": "pending", "to": "approved", "label": "approve [amount <= 1000] / notify_requester" }
+
+### BPMN Workflows
+Use BPMN shapes. The "label" field uses a containerText convention:
+Line 1 = display name, subsequent lines = key: value configuration.
+
+**Start Event** containerText:
+  Order Start
+  entity: orders
+  field: status
+  to: pending
+  (Optional: cron: 0 9 * * *, event: order_created, context.amount: > 0)
+
+**Service Task** (bpmnTaskType: "service") containerText:
+  Process Payment
+  set_field: orders.status = processing
+  webhook: https://pay.example.com/charge
+  create_record: audit_logs { action: "payment", ref: orders.id }
+  send_event: payment_processed
+
+**User Task** (bpmnTaskType: "user") containerText:
+  Manager Approval
+  role: manager
+  timeout: 48h
+
+**Script Task** (bpmnTaskType: "script") containerText:
+  Calculate Total
+  set_field: orders.total = orders.subtotal * 1.1
+
+**Gateway** (xor-gateway, and-gateway, or-gateway) containerText:
+  Check Amount
+  amount > 1000
+  (Non key:value lines are raw expressions for gateway conditions)
+
+**Edge labels for gateways**: "Yes" / "No" for conditions, "Approve" / "Reject" for approvals.
+
+### Combined Diagram Example
+When asked to build a "system" or "application", generate ALL three diagram types together:
+1. Entity diagrams (UML class shapes) for data model
+2. State diagram(s) for entities with lifecycle states
+3. BPMN workflow(s) for business processes
+
+{"version":1,"meta":{"title":"Order Management System"},"layout":{"strategy":"grid","hSpacing":200,"vSpacing":120},"nodes":[{"id":"order","shape":"class","label":"Order","sections":{"attributes":"+ id: int [PK]\\n+ customer_id: int *\\n+ status: string [draft,pending,approved,shipped,delivered]\\n+ total: decimal(2)\\n+ notes: text\\n+ created_at: datetime = now()"},"style":{"backgroundColor":"#dbeafe","strokeColor":"#3498db"}},{"id":"order-item","shape":"class","label":"OrderItem","sections":{"attributes":"+ id: int [PK]\\n+ order_id: int *\\n+ product: string *\\n+ quantity: int *\\n+ unit_price: decimal(2)"},"style":{"backgroundColor":"#dcfce7","strokeColor":"#27ae60"}},{"id":"customer","shape":"class","label":"Customer","sections":{"attributes":"+ id: int [PK]\\n+ name: string *\\n+ email: string * [unique]\\n+ tier: string [standard,premium,vip]"},"style":{"backgroundColor":"#fef3c7","strokeColor":"#f59e0b"}},{"id":"s-start","shape":"state-start","label":"","style":{"backgroundColor":"#1e293b"}},{"id":"s-draft","shape":"state","label":"Draft","style":{"backgroundColor":"#f1f5f9","strokeColor":"#64748b"}},{"id":"s-pending","shape":"state","label":"Pending","style":{"backgroundColor":"#fef3c7","strokeColor":"#f59e0b"}},{"id":"s-approved","shape":"state","label":"Approved","style":{"backgroundColor":"#dcfce7","strokeColor":"#27ae60"}},{"id":"s-shipped","shape":"state","label":"Shipped","style":{"backgroundColor":"#dbeafe","strokeColor":"#3498db"}},{"id":"s-delivered","shape":"state","label":"Delivered","style":{"backgroundColor":"#d1fae5","strokeColor":"#10b981"}},{"id":"s-end","shape":"state-end","label":"","style":{"backgroundColor":"#1e293b"}},{"id":"w-start","shape":"start-event","label":"Order Start\\nentity: orders\\nfield: status\\nto: pending","style":{"backgroundColor":"#10b981","textColor":"#ffffff"},"properties":{"bpmnEventType":"message"}},{"id":"w-validate","shape":"task","label":"Validate Order\\nset_field: orders.validated = true","style":{"backgroundColor":"#3498db","textColor":"#ffffff"},"properties":{"bpmnTaskType":"service"}},{"id":"w-check","shape":"xor-gateway","label":"Check Amount\\namount > 500","style":{"backgroundColor":"#f59e0b"}},{"id":"w-approve","shape":"task","label":"Manager Approval\\nrole: manager\\ntimeout: 24h","style":{"backgroundColor":"#8b5cf6","textColor":"#ffffff"},"properties":{"bpmnTaskType":"user"}},{"id":"w-ship","shape":"task","label":"Ship Order\\nset_field: orders.status = shipped\\nsend_event: order_shipped","style":{"backgroundColor":"#6366f1","textColor":"#ffffff"},"properties":{"bpmnTaskType":"service"}},{"id":"w-end","shape":"end-event","label":"Complete","style":{"backgroundColor":"#ef4444","textColor":"#ffffff"}}],"edges":[{"from":"customer","to":"order","type":"arrow","label":"1:N"},{"from":"order","to":"order-item","type":"arrow","label":"1:N cascade"},{"from":"s-start","to":"s-draft","type":"arrow"},{"from":"s-draft","to":"s-pending","type":"arrow","label":"submit"},{"from":"s-pending","to":"s-approved","type":"arrow","label":"approve"},{"from":"s-approved","to":"s-shipped","type":"arrow","label":"ship"},{"from":"s-shipped","to":"s-delivered","type":"arrow","label":"deliver"},{"from":"s-delivered","to":"s-end","type":"arrow"},{"from":"w-start","to":"w-validate","type":"arrow"},{"from":"w-validate","to":"w-check","type":"arrow"},{"from":"w-check","to":"w-approve","type":"arrow","label":"Yes"},{"from":"w-check","to":"w-ship","type":"arrow","label":"No"},{"from":"w-approve","to":"w-ship","type":"arrow","label":"Approve"},{"from":"w-ship","to":"w-end","type":"arrow"}]}`;
+function L() {
+  return y() + E;
+}
+function O(o) {
+  const e = o?.style3D ? T() : y();
+  return I + e;
+}
+const I = `You are a diagram composer. You receive a structured JSON research breakdown of a technical topic and convert it into a visually rich, detailed YappyDraw diagram.
+
+## Your Task
+1. Read the research JSON (groups, components, connections, annotations).
+2. Map each component to the correct YappyDraw shape.
+3. Create edges for all connections with descriptive labels.
+4. Use color-coding to distinguish groups/layers.
+5. Include annotations as "note" or "sticky" shapes near relevant components.
+6. Expand subComponents as smaller connected nodes near their parent.
+7. Create a diagram with 20-50 nodes for deep technical topics — do NOT simplify.
+
+## Mapping Rules
+
+### Groups → Color Themes
+Assign each group a distinct color family:
+- Group 1: Blues (#3498db, #2980b9, #dbeafe)
+- Group 2: Greens (#27ae60, #10b981, #dcfce7)
+- Group 3: Purples (#9b59b6, #8b5cf6, #f3e8ff)
+- Group 4: Warm (#f39c12, #f59e0b, #fef3c7)
+- Group 5: Reds (#e74c3c, #ef4444, #fce7f3)
+- Group 6: Teals (#1abc9c, #0ea5e9, #e0f2fe)
+
+### Importance → Size
+- "primary": larger nodes (width: 180, height: 90) with bold colors
+- "secondary": standard nodes (width: 150, height: 80)
+- "tertiary": smaller nodes (width: 120, height: 60) with lighter colors
+
+### Connection Styles
+- "data-flow", "sends", "receives": solid arrow
+- "triggers", "calls": solid arrow with descriptive label
+- "contains": dashed line (no arrowhead)
+- "depends-on": dotted arrow
+
+### SubComponents
+- Create as smaller nodes connected to their parent with dashed edges
+- Use lighter shades of the parent's color
+- Position near parent by choosing appropriate layout
+
+### Annotations
+- Create as "note" shapes with light yellow background (#fef3c7)
+- Keep text concise
+
+## Layout Selection
+Use the research JSON's "layoutSuggestion" field, but override if needed:
+- Layered architectures → "tree-down" (layers stack vertically)
+- Pipelines, sequences → "tree-right" (flow left to right)
+- Ecosystems, radial topics → "radial"
+- Mixed/complex → "grid" with manual spacing
+
+## Key Rules
+- Output ONLY the YappyDraw JSON DSL (format specified below). No explanation.
+- Include ALL components from the research — do not skip or merge them.
+- Every connection from the research must become an edge.
+- Use entrance animations on primary components: fadeIn, slideInDown, zoomIn.
+- Use descriptive node IDs matching the research component IDs.
+
+`, B = `You are a technical research agent. Given a topic, you deeply analyze its internal architecture, components, data flows, and relationships, then output a structured JSON breakdown that a diagram generator will use.
+
+## Your Role
+You focus ONLY on **deep technical research** — identifying every component, sub-component, layer, data flow, and relationship. A separate diagram generator will handle the visual output.
+
+## Output Format
+Return ONLY a JSON object (no markdown fences, no explanation) with this schema:
+
+{
+  "title": "Diagram Title",
+  "description": "One-line summary of what this diagram shows",
+  "diagramType": "architecture" | "flowchart" | "sequence" | "concept-map" | "layered" | "pipeline" | "state-machine" | "data-flow",
+  "layoutSuggestion": "tree-down" | "tree-right" | "grid" | "radial" | "sequence",
+  "groups": [
+    {
+      "name": "Group/Layer Name",
+      "description": "What this group represents",
+      "components": [
+        {
+          "id": "unique-slug",
+          "name": "Component Name",
+          "description": "What it does (1-2 sentences)",
+          "shape": "rect" | "circle" | "diamond" | "cylinder" | "cloud" | "hexagon" | "queue" | "server" | "db" | "lambda" | "container",
+          "importance": "primary" | "secondary" | "tertiary",
+          "subComponents": [
+            { "id": "sub-slug", "name": "Sub-Component", "description": "Detail" }
+          ]
+        }
+      ]
+    }
+  ],
+  "connections": [
+    {
+      "from": "component-id",
+      "to": "component-id",
+      "label": "What flows between them",
+      "type": "data-flow" | "triggers" | "calls" | "contains" | "depends-on" | "sends" | "receives",
+      "style": "solid" | "dashed" | "dotted",
+      "bidirectional": false
+    }
+  ],
+  "annotations": [
+    { "text": "Important note or insight", "nearComponent": "component-id" }
+  ]
+}
+
+## Rules
+1. Output ONLY valid JSON. No markdown fences. No explanation text.
+2. Research the topic DEEPLY — go beyond surface-level. Include internal mechanisms, sub-systems, queues, buffers, thread pools, schedulers, etc.
+3. Every component must have a unique "id" (use short descriptive slugs).
+4. Include 15-40 components for complex topics. Don't stop at the obvious top-level parts.
+5. Group components into logical layers/categories (e.g., "User Space", "Kernel", "Hardware" or "Frontend", "Backend", "Data Layer").
+6. Connections should show real data flows, not just structural containment. Label them with what actually moves (e.g., "HTTP request", "callback", "message", "SQL query").
+7. Use subComponents for internal details that should appear inside or near a parent component.
+8. Choose appropriate shapes:
+   - "rect" for processes, modules, generic components
+   - "circle" for events, triggers, signals
+   - "diamond" for decision points, routers
+   - "cylinder" or "db" for storage, buffers, pools
+   - "queue" for queues, channels, mailboxes
+   - "cloud" for external services, network
+   - "hexagon" for schedulers, orchestrators
+   - "server" for services, runtime processes
+   - "lambda" for functions, handlers
+   - "container" for containers, VMs, isolated environments
+9. Mark importance: "primary" for core components the diagram centers on, "secondary" for supporting infrastructure, "tertiary" for details/annotations.
+10. Include annotations for key insights, performance characteristics, or non-obvious behaviors (e.g., "Single-threaded — one callback at a time", "Preemptive scheduling with reduction counting").
+11. For programming runtime topics (event loops, VMs, garbage collectors), include:
+    - Memory regions and their purposes
+    - Thread/process model and scheduling
+    - I/O handling mechanism
+    - Internal queues and their priority ordering
+    - Key algorithms (e.g., mark-and-sweep, work-stealing)
+12. For architecture topics, include:
+    - All services and their responsibilities
+    - Communication protocols between services
+    - Data stores and caching layers
+    - Load balancing, failover, and scaling mechanisms
+    - External integrations and API boundaries
+`, M = `You are a diagram analysis agent. Given an image of a diagram, mind map, architecture chart, or any visual with shapes and connections, you deeply analyze its structure, components, hierarchy, text labels, colors, and relationships, then output a structured JSON breakdown that a diagram generator will use.
+
+## Your Role
+You focus ONLY on **extracting and understanding** the visual content — identifying every node, text label, color, hierarchy level, and connection. A separate diagram generator will handle producing the final output.
+
+## How to Analyze the Image
+1. Scan the entire image methodically — top-to-bottom, left-to-right.
+2. Identify every distinct shape/box/node, no matter how small.
+3. Read ALL text inside and near shapes carefully — preserve exact wording.
+4. Note the color/fill of each shape — this often indicates grouping or hierarchy level.
+5. Trace every line/arrow/connector between shapes — note direction and any labels.
+6. Identify the hierarchy: which nodes are parents, children, or siblings.
+7. Group nodes by visual similarity (color, position, level in hierarchy).
+
+## Output Format
+Return ONLY a JSON object (no markdown fences, no explanation) with this schema:
+
+{
+  "title": "Diagram Title (from image or inferred)",
+  "description": "One-line summary of what this diagram shows",
+  "diagramType": "architecture" | "flowchart" | "sequence" | "concept-map" | "layered" | "pipeline" | "state-machine" | "data-flow" | "mind-map" | "org-chart",
+  "layoutSuggestion": "tree-down" | "tree-right" | "grid" | "radial" | "mindmap-right",
+  "groups": [
+    {
+      "name": "Group/Category Name",
+      "description": "What this group represents",
+      "color": "dominant color of this group's nodes (e.g. #c0392b, dark-red, navy-blue)",
+      "components": [
+        {
+          "id": "unique-slug",
+          "name": "Exact Text Label from Image",
+          "description": "Sub-text or annotation if visible, otherwise inferred purpose",
+          "shape": "rect" | "circle" | "diamond" | "cylinder" | "cloud" | "hexagon" | "oval" | "capsule",
+          "importance": "primary" | "secondary" | "tertiary",
+          "observedColor": "#hex or color name from the image",
+          "subComponents": [
+            { "id": "sub-slug", "name": "Sub-label text", "description": "Detail text if visible" }
+          ]
+        }
+      ]
+    }
+  ],
+  "connections": [
+    {
+      "from": "component-id",
+      "to": "component-id",
+      "label": "Label on the connector if any",
+      "type": "data-flow" | "triggers" | "calls" | "contains" | "depends-on" | "hierarchy" | "association",
+      "style": "solid" | "dashed" | "dotted",
+      "bidirectional": false
+    }
+  ],
+  "annotations": [
+    { "text": "Any standalone text or legend visible in the image", "nearComponent": "component-id" }
+  ]
+}
+
+## Rules
+1. Output ONLY valid JSON. No markdown fences. No explanation text.
+2. Extract EVERY node visible in the image — do not skip small or peripheral nodes.
+3. Read text labels EXACTLY as written. If partially illegible, make your best guess and note uncertainty in the description.
+4. Every component must have a unique "id" (use short descriptive slugs derived from the label text).
+5. Group components by visual similarity: same color, same hierarchy level, or spatial proximity.
+6. Preserve the observed colors — the diagram composer will use these to match the original palette.
+7. For mind maps and hierarchies, use "hierarchy" connection type from parent to child nodes.
+8. Mark importance based on visual prominence: larger/central nodes are "primary", mid-level are "secondary", leaf/small nodes are "tertiary".
+9. If the image contains a title or heading, use it as the "title" field.
+10. Include any sub-text, tags, or annotations visible below or near a node label in the "description" field.
+11. For complex diagrams with 15+ nodes, ensure you capture ALL of them — count the nodes in the image and verify your output has the same count.
+12. Choose appropriate shapes based on what you see: rounded boxes → "capsule", sharp rectangles → "rect", rotated squares → "diamond", circles → "circle", etc.
+`;
+function U(o) {
+  let e = "Analyze this diagram image thoroughly. Extract every node, connection, label, and color you can see.";
+  return o && (e += `
+
+Additional context from the user: ${o}`), e += `
+
+Be exhaustive — capture every visible element. Count the nodes to make sure you haven't missed any.`, e;
+}
+function F(o, e) {
+  let a = o;
+  return a += `
+
+Aim for 20-30 components for a thorough breakdown.`, a;
+}
+async function $(o, e, a) {
+  return e?.mode === "deep" ? Y(o, e, a) : q(o, e, a);
+}
+async function q(o, e, a) {
+  const r = Date.now(), n = w(), t = e?.provider ?? n.activeProvider, p = n.providers[t], i = v(t);
+  if (!i)
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `No API key configured for ${t}. Open AI Settings to add one.`
+    };
+  const d = e?.model ?? p.model, f = e?.rocketMode ? L() : e?.style3D ? T() : y(), c = e?.rocketMode ? 8192 : 4096;
+  a?.("Generating diagram...");
+  let s;
+  try {
+    s = await g({
+      provider: t,
+      model: d,
+      apiKey: i,
+      systemPrompt: f,
+      userPrompt: o,
+      temperature: 0.3,
+      maxTokens: c
+    });
+  } catch (l) {
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `LLM call failed: ${l.message}`,
+      duration: Date.now() - r
+    };
+  }
+  return s.success ? k(s.content, r, e, s.usage) : {
+    success: !1,
+    error: s.error ?? "Unknown LLM error",
+    rawResponse: s.content,
+    duration: Date.now() - r
+  };
+}
+async function Y(o, e, a) {
+  const r = Date.now(), n = w(), t = e?.provider ?? n.activeProvider, p = n.providers[t], i = v(t);
+  if (!i)
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `No API key configured for ${t}. Open AI Settings to add one.`
+    };
+  const d = e?.model ?? p.model;
+  a?.("Researching topic deeply...");
+  const f = F(o);
+  let c;
+  try {
+    c = await g({
+      provider: t,
+      model: d,
+      apiKey: i,
+      systemPrompt: B,
+      userPrompt: f,
+      temperature: 0.5,
+      maxTokens: 8192
+    });
+  } catch (u) {
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `Research agent failed: ${u.message}`,
+      duration: Date.now() - r,
+      stage: "research"
+    };
+  }
+  if (!c.success)
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `Research agent failed: ${c.error ?? "Unknown error"}`,
+      rawResponse: c.content,
+      duration: Date.now() - r,
+      stage: "research"
+    };
+  const s = {
+    promptTokens: c.usage?.promptTokens || 0,
+    completionTokens: c.usage?.completionTokens || 0
+  }, l = C(c.content);
+  if (!l)
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: "Research agent returned invalid JSON. Please try again.",
+      rawResponse: c.content,
+      duration: Date.now() - r,
+      stage: "research"
+    };
+  a?.("Composing detailed diagram...");
+  const h = O({ style3D: e?.style3D });
+  let m;
+  try {
+    m = await g({
+      provider: t,
+      model: d,
+      apiKey: i,
+      systemPrompt: h,
+      userPrompt: l,
+      temperature: 0.3,
+      maxTokens: 8192
+    });
+  } catch (u) {
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `Diagram composer failed: ${u.message}`,
+      duration: Date.now() - r,
+      stage: "composer"
+    };
+  }
+  return m.success ? (s.promptTokens += m.usage?.promptTokens || 0, s.completionTokens += m.usage?.completionTokens || 0, k(m.content, r, e, s)) : {
+    success: !1,
+    error: `Diagram composer failed: ${m.error ?? "Unknown error"}`,
+    rawResponse: m.content,
+    duration: Date.now() - r,
+    stage: "composer"
+  };
+}
+async function K(o, e, a) {
+  return e?.mode === "deep" ? _(o, e, a) : J(o, e, a);
+}
+async function J(o, e, a) {
+  const r = Date.now(), n = w(), t = e?.provider ?? n.activeProvider, p = n.providers[t], i = v(t);
+  if (!i)
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `No API key configured for ${t}. Open AI Settings to add one.`
+    };
+  let d;
+  try {
+    d = await x(o);
+  } catch (h) {
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `Image processing failed: ${h.message}`,
+      duration: Date.now() - r
+    };
+  }
+  const f = e?.model ?? p.model, c = e?.style3D ? R() : P(), s = e?.additionalPrompt ? `Convert this sketch into a YappyDraw diagram. Additional context: ${e.additionalPrompt}` : "Convert this hand-drawn sketch into a YappyDraw diagram. Identify all shapes, text labels, and connections. Output only the JSON.";
+  a?.("Generating from sketch...");
+  let l;
+  try {
+    l = await g({
+      provider: t,
+      model: f,
+      apiKey: i,
+      systemPrompt: c,
+      userPrompt: s,
+      images: [{ base64: d.base64, mediaType: d.mediaType }],
+      temperature: 0.3,
+      maxTokens: 8192
+    });
+  } catch (h) {
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `LLM call failed: ${h.message}`,
+      duration: Date.now() - r
+    };
+  }
+  return l.success ? k(l.content, r, e, l.usage) : {
+    success: !1,
+    error: l.error ?? "Unknown LLM error",
+    rawResponse: l.content,
+    duration: Date.now() - r
+  };
+}
+async function _(o, e, a) {
+  const r = Date.now(), n = w(), t = e?.provider ?? n.activeProvider, p = n.providers[t], i = v(t);
+  if (!i)
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `No API key configured for ${t}. Open AI Settings to add one.`
+    };
+  let d;
+  try {
+    d = await x(o);
+  } catch (b) {
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `Image processing failed: ${b.message}`,
+      duration: Date.now() - r
+    };
+  }
+  const f = e?.model ?? p.model;
+  a?.("Analyzing image deeply...");
+  const c = U(e?.additionalPrompt);
+  let s;
+  try {
+    s = await g({
+      provider: t,
+      model: f,
+      apiKey: i,
+      systemPrompt: M,
+      userPrompt: c,
+      images: [{ base64: d.base64, mediaType: d.mediaType }],
+      temperature: 0.5,
+      maxTokens: 8192
+    });
+  } catch (b) {
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `Vision analysis failed: ${b.message}`,
+      duration: Date.now() - r,
+      stage: "research"
+    };
+  }
+  if (!s.success)
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `Vision analysis failed: ${s.error ?? "Unknown error"}`,
+      rawResponse: s.content,
+      duration: Date.now() - r,
+      stage: "research"
+    };
+  const l = {
+    promptTokens: s.usage?.promptTokens || 0,
+    completionTokens: s.usage?.completionTokens || 0
+  }, h = C(s.content);
+  if (!h)
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: "Vision analysis returned invalid JSON — the image may be too complex or unclear. Try adding a description.",
+      rawResponse: s.content,
+      duration: Date.now() - r,
+      stage: "research"
+    };
+  a?.("Composing detailed diagram...");
+  const m = O({ style3D: e?.style3D });
+  let u;
+  try {
+    u = await g({
+      provider: t,
+      model: f,
+      apiKey: i,
+      systemPrompt: m,
+      userPrompt: h,
+      temperature: 0.3,
+      maxTokens: 8192
+    });
+  } catch (b) {
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `Diagram composer failed: ${b.message}`,
+      duration: Date.now() - r,
+      stage: "composer"
+    };
+  }
+  return u.success ? (l.promptTokens += u.usage?.promptTokens || 0, l.completionTokens += u.usage?.completionTokens || 0, k(u.content, r, e, l)) : {
+    success: !1,
+    error: `Diagram composer failed: ${u.error ?? "Unknown error"}`,
+    rawResponse: u.content,
+    duration: Date.now() - r,
+    stage: "composer"
+  };
+}
+function k(o, e, a, r) {
+  const n = C(o);
+  if (!n)
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: "Could not extract valid JSON from LLM response. The AI could not recognize shapes in this image — try a clearer sketch or add a description.",
+      rawResponse: o,
+      duration: Date.now() - e
+    };
+  const t = A(n);
+  if (!t.success || !t.diagram)
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `Invalid diagram DSL: ${t.errors?.map((i) => i.message).join("; ") || "Unknown parse error"}`,
+      rawResponse: o,
+      parseResult: t,
+      duration: Date.now() - e
+    };
+  try {
+    return {
+      success: !0,
+      renderResult: N(t.diagram, {
+        clearCanvas: a?.clearCanvas ?? !0,
+        zoomToFit: !0
+      }),
+      rawResponse: o,
+      parseResult: t,
+      duration: Date.now() - e,
+      usage: r
+    };
+  } catch (p) {
+    return {
+      success: !1,
+      error: `Render failed: ${p.message}`,
+      rawResponse: o,
+      parseResult: t,
+      duration: Date.now() - e
+    };
+  }
+}
+function C(o) {
+  const e = o.trim();
+  if (e.startsWith("{"))
+    try {
+      return JSON.parse(e), e;
+    } catch {
+    }
+  const a = e.match(/```(?:json)?\s*\n?([\s\S]*?)\n?\s*```/);
+  if (a) {
+    const t = a[1].trim();
+    try {
+      return JSON.parse(t), t;
+    } catch {
+    }
+  }
+  const r = e.indexOf("{"), n = e.lastIndexOf("}");
+  if (r !== -1 && n > r) {
+    const t = e.substring(r, n + 1);
+    try {
+      return JSON.parse(t), t;
+    } catch {
+    }
+  }
+  return null;
+}
+export {
+  $ as generateDiagram,
+  K as generateDiagramFromSketch
+};