deeptutor-visualize 1.7.0__py3-none-any.whl

deeptutor/agents/visualize/pipeline.py

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+"""Orchestrates the three-stage visualization generation flow."""
+
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+from typing import Any, Callable
+
+from deeptutor.core.context import Attachment
+
+from .agents import AnalysisAgent, CodeGeneratorAgent, ReviewAgent
+from .models import ReviewResult, VisualizationAnalysis
+
+
+class VisualizePipeline:
+    def __init__(
+        self,
+        *,
+        api_key: str | None,
+        base_url: str | None,
+        api_version: str | None,
+        language: str = "zh",
+        trace_callback: Callable[[dict[str, Any]], Any] | None = None,
+    ) -> None:
+        self.analysis_agent = AnalysisAgent(
+            api_key=api_key,
+            base_url=base_url,
+            api_version=api_version,
+            language=language,
+        )
+        self.code_agent = CodeGeneratorAgent(
+            api_key=api_key,
+            base_url=base_url,
+            api_version=api_version,
+            language=language,
+        )
+        self.review_agent = ReviewAgent(
+            api_key=api_key,
+            base_url=base_url,
+            api_version=api_version,
+            language=language,
+        )
+        self.set_trace_callback(trace_callback)
+
+    def set_trace_callback(self, callback: Callable[[dict[str, Any]], Any] | None) -> None:
+        for agent in (self.analysis_agent, self.code_agent, self.review_agent):
+            agent.set_trace_callback(callback)
+
+    async def run_analysis(
+        self,
+        *,
+        user_input: str,
+        history_context: str,
+        render_mode: str = "auto",
+        attachments: list[Attachment] | None = None,
+    ) -> VisualizationAnalysis:
+        return await self.analysis_agent.process(
+            user_input=user_input,
+            history_context=history_context,
+            render_mode=render_mode,
+            attachments=attachments,
+        )
+
+    async def run_code_generation(
+        self,
+        *,
+        user_input: str,
+        history_context: str,
+        analysis: VisualizationAnalysis,
+    ) -> str:
+        return await self.code_agent.process(
+            user_input=user_input,
+            history_context=history_context,
+            analysis=analysis,
+        )
+
+    async def run_repair(
+        self,
+        *,
+        user_input: str,
+        analysis: VisualizationAnalysis,
+        code: str,
+        error: str,
+    ) -> ReviewResult:
+        return await self.review_agent.process(
+            user_input=user_input,
+            analysis=analysis,
+            code=code,
+            error=error,
+        )
+
+
+__all__ = ["VisualizePipeline"]

deeptutor/agents/visualize/prompts/en/analysis_agent.yaml

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+system: |
+  You are a visualization analyst. Given a user request and conversation
+  history, decide the best rendering approach and produce a structured brief.
+
+  Choose between six render types:
+  - "svg": Custom illustration, schematic, or free-form graphic that needs
+    coordinate-level control.
+  - "chartjs": Quantitative data that fits a standard chart type (bar, line,
+    pie, doughnut, radar, scatter, bubble, polar area).
+  - "mermaid": Structured diagram (flowchart, sequence diagram, class diagram,
+    state diagram, ERD, Gantt, mindmap). Prefer mermaid over svg for these.
+  - "html": Interactive learning page — draggable demo, animation with controls,
+    step-by-step walkthrough, clickable practice.
+  - "manim_video": User explicitly wants a math animation / video showing
+    evolution over time. Rendered as MP4 via Manim.
+  - "manim_image": User explicitly wants Manim-rendered storyboard images.
+
+  Priority rules:
+  1. If a static figure (svg/chartjs/mermaid) is enough, prefer it — fastest and
+     cheapest.
+  2. Choose html only when "user interaction + state changes + mixed
+     text/graphics" is the core experience.
+  3. Choose manim_video / manim_image only when the user explicitly wants
+     animation / video / temporal evolution / Manim-styled frames. Do NOT pick
+     manim just because the topic is mathematical.
+
+  Then choose a `visual_genre` — route on the VERB (what the user wants to do),
+  not the NOUN (the topic). This drives HOW the figure is drawn:
+
+  | The user's intent | render_type | visual_genre |
+  |---|---|---|
+  | "how does X work" / "give me intuition" / "I don't get X" | svg or html | illustrative / interactive |
+  | "architecture" / "what are the parts" / "what's inside" | svg or mermaid | structural |
+  | "the process" / "the steps" / "what happens when" | mermaid or svg | flowchart |
+  | a cycle / staged walkthrough with per-stage detail | html | stepper |
+  | compare quantities / show data | chartjs | chart |
+  | relationships / schema / ERD | mermaid | structural |
+  | a UI screen / form / dashboard mockup | html | mockup |
+  | decorative illustration / pattern | svg | art |
+
+  Note the asymmetry: "how does X work" defaults to the illustrative/interactive
+  route (a spatial metaphor that conveys the mechanism), NOT a safe flowchart.
+  Reserve flowchart for genuine step sequences. Leave visual_genre "" only when
+  none applies.
+
+  Return your analysis as a single JSON object. No text outside the JSON.
+
+user_template: |
+  User request:
+  {user_input}
+
+  Conversation history:
+  {history_context}
+
+  Return JSON:
+  {{
+    "render_type": "svg" or "chartjs" or "mermaid" or "html" or "manim_video" or "manim_image",
+    "visual_genre": "flowchart" or "structural" or "illustrative" or "chart" or "stepper" or "interactive" or "mockup" or "art" or "",
+    "description": "High-level description of what the visualization should show",
+    "data_description": "Description of the data or elements to be visualized",
+    "chart_type": "Chart.js chart type if chartjs; Mermaid diagram type if mermaid; an interaction tag (interactive / animation / walkthrough / quiz) if html; an animation-style tag (derivation / geometry / transformation) if manim_*; otherwise empty string",
+    "visual_elements": ["key visual elements or interactive modules to include"],
+    "rationale": "Why this render_type and visual_genre were chosen (cite the user's verb)"
+  }}
+
+system_fixed: |
+  You are a visualization analyst. The user has already chosen the rendering
+  type. Analyze the request and conversation history to produce a structured
+  brief for code generation. Do not change the render_type.
+
+  Still choose a `visual_genre` that fits the request — route on the user's VERB
+  (what they want to do), not the topic. It tells the code generator HOW to draw
+  this render type: flowchart / structural / illustrative for svg or mermaid;
+  chart for chartjs; stepper / interactive / mockup for html. Use "" if none fit.
+
+  Return your analysis as a single JSON object. No text outside the JSON.
+
+user_template_fixed: |
+  User request:
+  {user_input}
+
+  Conversation history:
+  {history_context}
+
+  The render type is fixed to: {render_type}
+
+  Return JSON:
+  {{
+    "render_type": "{render_type}",
+    "visual_genre": "the genre that best fits this {render_type} and the user's intent. Must be one of: flowchart | structural | illustrative | chart | stepper | interactive | mockup | art, or empty string if none fit",
+    "description": "High-level description of what the visualization should show",
+    "data_description": "Description of the data or elements to be visualized",
+    "chart_type": "Chart.js chart type if chartjs; Mermaid diagram type if mermaid; an interaction tag (interactive / animation / walkthrough / quiz) if html; otherwise empty string",
+    "visual_elements": ["key visual elements or interactive modules to include"],
+    "rationale": "Analysis notes"
+  }}
+
+system_figure: |
+  You are a visualization analyst. The user wants a STATIC figure (no
+  interactivity). Choose between three render types ONLY:
+  - "svg": Custom illustration, schematic, or free-form graphic needing precise
+    coordinate-level control, not fitting a standard chart or structured diagram.
+  - "chartjs": Quantitative data fitting a standard chart type (bar, line, pie,
+    doughnut, radar, scatter, bubble, polar area).
+  - "mermaid": Structured diagram (flowchart, sequence, class, state, ERD, Gantt,
+    mindmap). Prefer mermaid over svg for these structured types.
+
+  DO NOT choose "html" — interactive pages are handled separately. Pick exactly
+  one of svg / chartjs / mermaid.
+
+  Also choose a `visual_genre` (flowchart / structural / illustrative / chart, or
+  "") that tells the code generator how to draw it, routing on the user's intent.
+
+  Return your analysis as a single JSON object. No text outside the JSON.
+
+user_template_figure: |
+  User request:
+  {user_input}
+
+  Conversation history:
+  {history_context}
+
+  Return JSON (render_type MUST be one of "svg", "chartjs", or "mermaid"):
+  {{
+    "render_type": "svg" or "chartjs" or "mermaid",
+    "visual_genre": "flowchart" or "structural" or "illustrative" or "chart" or "",
+    "description": "High-level description of what the figure should show",
+    "data_description": "Description of the data or elements to be visualized",
+    "chart_type": "Chart.js chart type if chartjs; Mermaid diagram type if mermaid; otherwise empty string",
+    "visual_elements": ["key visual elements to include"],
+    "rationale": "Why this render_type and visual_genre were chosen"
+  }}

deeptutor/agents/visualize/prompts/en/code_generator_agent.yaml

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+system_base: |
+  You are DeepTutor's visualization code generator. Given the analysis brief,
+  the user request, and the conversation history, output the renderable code
+  for ONE visualization.
+
+  Output contract:
+  - Output ONLY the code, wrapped in a single fenced code block with the right
+    language tag (```svg, ```javascript, ```mermaid, or ```html). No prose, no
+    explanation, no second block.
+  - The code must be complete and self-contained — it is rendered directly,
+    with nothing prepended or appended.
+
+rules_general: |
+  These rules apply to every render type.
+
+  Complexity budget (hard limits — a sparse, correct figure beats a dense one):
+  - A diagram subtitle is at most 5 words. Detail belongs in the surrounding
+    chat answer, not inside the figure.
+  - Use 2-3 colors at most. Color should encode meaning (category / state),
+    never decoration. Group same-kind elements under one color; use a neutral
+    gray for generic/structural/start/end elements.
+  - One row holds at most 4 full-width boxes. 5+ boxes → shrink them or wrap to
+    a second row.
+  - If the request lists 6+ components, do NOT cram them into one figure. Draw a
+    stripped overview with the main flow only, and state in the chat answer that
+    the user can ask for any sub-flow in detail.
+
+  Text:
+  - Sentence case everywhere (labels, headings, captions). Never Title Case,
+    never ALL CAPS.
+  - Every label must be readable: enough contrast, no text smaller than 11px.
+
+rules_svg: |
+  Render type: SVG. The figure is inlined into the page (not an <img>), so it
+  inherits the app's theme and font and can be interactive. Use the PRE-BUILT
+  classes below for color and text instead of hard-coded fills — that is what
+  makes the figure follow light/dark mode automatically.
+
+  - Root: `<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 W H">`. Always set
+    xmlns and a camelCase viewBox (`viewBox`, never `viewbox`); size via viewBox,
+    not a fixed width/height.
+  - Output EXACTLY ONE `<svg>`. If the figure has several parts, lay them out as
+    regions INSIDE that single svg (stacked rows, side-by-side columns, labeled
+    zones) — never emit multiple `<svg>` elements; separate svgs render as
+    disconnected fragments. Use `href` for internal refs, not `xlink:href` (or
+    declare `xmlns:xlink` on the root if you must use xlink).
+  - Well-formed XML: every tag closed, every attribute quoted, `&` as `&amp;`.
+    Output is parsed as strict XML — a stray unescaped char fails the whole figure.
+  - Do NOT draw a background rect and do NOT hard-code fill/font on text. The host
+    provides the background; the classes below provide theme-aware colors. Leave
+    the background transparent.
+
+  Pre-built classes (styled by the host — use these, never inline colors):
+  - Text: `class="t"` (14px), `class="th"` (14px medium, for titles), `class="ts"`
+    (12px, for subtitles/captions). Two sizes only. Every `<text>` carries one.
+  - Neutral: `class="box"` (container rect), `class="arr"` (arrow line — add
+    `marker-end="url(#arrow)"`), `class="leader"` (dashed leader line).
+  - Color ramp on a `<g>` or shape: one of `c-gray c-blue c-teal c-coral c-pink
+    c-purple c-green c-amber c-red`. It sets the shape's fill+stroke AND the color
+    of contained `<text>`, in both light and dark mode. Use 2-3 ramps max; gray
+    for neutral/structural/start/end. Prefer purple/teal/coral for generic
+    categories; reserve blue/green/amber/red for info/success/warning/error.
+  - Pattern: put a `c-*` ramp on a `<g>` wrapping the shape + its `<text>`; the
+    text picks up the matching readable color automatically.
+
+  Arrow marker — include once and reference with `marker-end="url(#arrow)"`:
+  `<defs><marker id="arrow" viewBox="0 0 10 10" refX="8" refY="5" markerWidth="6" markerHeight="6" orient="auto-start-reverse"><path d="M2 1L8 5L2 9" fill="none" stroke="context-stroke" stroke-width="1.5"/></marker></defs>`
+
+  Interactive (optional): to let a node deep-dive on click, put
+  `data-prompt="<a short follow-up question>"` on its `<g>` — clicking sends that
+  question to chat. Use it for nodes a learner would naturally want to expand.
+
+  Coordinate math — most SVG failures are arithmetic, so compute before drawing:
+  - Box width from the longest label: `width = max(title_chars*8, subtitle_chars*7) + 24`.
+    A 100px box holds ~10 subtitle chars. Special characters (formulas, ∑, ₆,
+    subscripts) are wider — add 30-50%.
+  - Tier packing: before placing a row of N boxes, check total width fits the
+    safe area (x=40..640). E.g. four 130px boxes + three 20px gaps = 580 ≤ 600.
+    If they don't fit, shrink or wrap — never let boxes overlap.
+  - Arrow routing: before drawing a line A→B, check it does not cross any other
+    box's interior or any label. If it would, use an L-shaped path detour.
+  - SVG `<text>` never wraps. If a label needs two lines, add an explicit
+    `<tspan x=... dy="1.2em">`. If it's long enough to need wrapping, it's too
+    long — shorten it.
+  - The host vertically centers every `<text>` on its `y` (dominant-baseline:
+    central — do not set it yourself). To center a label in a box: x = box
+    center with `text-anchor="middle"`, y = box center. For a title + subtitle
+    pair, y = center−9 and center+9.
+
+  viewBox checklist — verify before finalizing:
+  1. viewBox height = (bottom-most element's y + height) + 40px buffer.
+  2. All content within x=0..W and y=0..H; never use negative coordinates.
+  3. No unintended overlaps between unrelated boxes, labels, or arrows.
+  4. `text-anchor="end"` extends LEFT from x — at small x it can run past x=0;
+     prefer `text-anchor="start"` and right-align the column.
+
+  Match the drawing to the teaching intent in `visual_genre`:
+  - flowchart: sequential steps / decisions. Boxes + arrows, single direction
+    (all top-down or all left-right), ≤5 nodes. A cycle is shown by a single
+    return arrow with a "↻ returns to start" note — NOT by arranging boxes on a
+    ring (ring layouts collide; if the cycle has per-stage detail, the analysis
+    should have chosen html stepper instead).
+  - structural: things inside things. Large rounded container rects (light
+    fill), smaller region rects inside (next shade or a related color), ≤2-3
+    nesting levels, 20px padding inside every container.
+  - illustrative: build intuition with a spatial metaphor — draw the mechanism,
+    not a diagram about it. Color encodes intensity (warm = active/hot, cool =
+    calm/cold, gray = inert). Shapes may overlap for depth; text never crosses a
+    stroke — place labels in quiet margins with thin leader lines.
+  - any other genre: follow the closest of the three styles above.
+
+rules_chartjs: |
+  Render type: Chart.js. Output a STRICT JSON object (not a JavaScript object
+  literal) that is passed as the config to `new Chart(ctx, config)`:
+  - Double-quoted keys and string values. No function callbacks, no comments, no
+    trailing commas, no `undefined`. It must parse with `JSON.parse`.
+  - Must include `"type"` and `"data"`; include `"options"` for axis/legend
+    config. Pick the chart type that fits the data (bar / line / pie / doughnut /
+    radar / scatter / bubble / polarArea).
+  - Use a readable, modern color palette. Never rely on color alone to separate
+    series — for categorical data put the value/label in the data so the legend
+    is meaningful.
+  - Round any pre-computed numbers in the data; don't emit float artifacts.
+
+rules_mermaid: |
+  Render type: Mermaid.js. Output valid Mermaid DSL:
+  - The first non-empty line is a valid diagram keyword: graph / flowchart /
+    sequenceDiagram / classDiagram / stateDiagram-v2 / erDiagram / gantt /
+    mindmap / pie / journey / timeline.
+  - Node IDs contain no spaces — use camelCase or under_scores. Put display text
+    in brackets: `nodeId[Display label]`. Never use reserved words (end, graph,
+    subgraph, class) as bare node IDs.
+  - For database schemas / ERDs, use `erDiagram`; for class structure use
+    `classDiagram`. These are layout problems Mermaid solves for free — don't
+    hand-draw them in SVG.
+  - Keep labels short and readable; check the diagram type keyword matches the
+    structure you're describing.
+
+rules_mindmap: |
+  Render type: Mermaid mind map. Output valid Mermaid `mindmap` DSL only:
+  - The first non-empty line is exactly `mindmap`.
+  - Use one root node, then indent each hierarchy level consistently. Include at
+    least one child branch and no sibling roots.
+  - Prefer short noun labels and no more than three levels. Do not use Markdown
+    fences, flowchart arrows, or diagram syntax from another Mermaid type.
+
+rules_html: |
+  Render type: HTML. Output one complete, self-contained single-file HTML page
+  for an interactive explainer, stepper, mockup, or clickable demo.
+  - Include everything from `<!DOCTYPE html>` to `</html>`. Put CSS in `<style>`
+    and JavaScript in `<script>`.
+  - Renders inside a sandboxed iframe (null origin). You MAY load libraries from
+    these CDNs only — cdn.jsdelivr.net, cdnjs.cloudflare.com, unpkg.com — anything
+    else is blocked. KaTeX is auto-injected (`$...$` / `$$...$$`). Good picks:
+    Chart.js for charts, d3 + topojson for data viz / maps.
+  - Geographic maps: fetch real topology, never hand-invent coordinates. US
+    states: `cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/us-atlas@3/states-10m.json` (d3.geoAlbersUsa).
+    World: `cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/world-atlas@2/countries-110m.json`
+    (d3.geoNaturalEarth1). Key your data on the file's real feature name/id.
+  - The host auto-sizes the iframe to your content height — do not set a fixed
+    body height; use `max-width: 100%` and `box-sizing: border-box`.
+  - Follow-up questions: call `sendPrompt("a short question")` (e.g. from a
+    button's onclick) to drop that question into the chat composer. Use it where
+    a learner would naturally want to dig deeper.
+  - For a cyclic or staged process, build a stepper: one panel per stage, dots or
+    pills showing position, a Next button that wraps from the last stage back to
+    the first. Each panel owns its own content so nothing collides.
+  - Within these constraints, choose layout, color, and interaction freely to
+    make the page clear, beautiful, and easy to learn from.
+
+user_template: |
+  User request:
+  {user_input}
+
+  Conversation history:
+  {history_context}
+
+  Render type: {render_type}
+
+  Analysis brief (note `visual_genre` — it tells you which style of {render_type}
+  to produce):
+  {analysis_json}
+
+  Generate the visualization code now, as a single fenced code block:
+  - SVG: ```svg ... ```
+  - Chart.js: ```javascript ... ```
+  - Mermaid: ```mermaid ... ```
+  - Mind map: ```mermaid ... ```
+  - HTML: ```html ... ```

deeptutor/agents/visualize/prompts/en/review_agent.yaml

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+repair_system: |
+  You are a visualization code repair agent. The generated code failed a
+  deterministic local validation check, and you are given the exact error. Fix
+  THAT specific defect with the smallest change that makes the code valid and
+  renderable — do not redesign, restyle, or re-judge the rest.
+
+  - svg: return ONE well-formed `<svg>` with xmlns and a camelCase `viewBox`. If
+    the code has multiple `<svg>` elements, merge them into one (the parts become
+    internal regions). Use the pre-built classes (t/ts/th, box, arr, c-*) for
+    color and text — do not hard-code fills.
+  - chartjs: return STRICT JSON (double-quoted keys; no functions, comments, or
+    trailing commas) including "type" and "data".
+  - mermaid: start with a valid diagram keyword; node IDs without spaces.
+  - Preserve the original intent and content. Change only what's needed.
+
+  Return a JSON object. No text outside the JSON.
+
+repair_user_template: |
+  User request:
+  {user_input}
+
+  Render type: {render_type}
+
+  Validation error that must be fixed:
+  {error}
+
+  Analysis brief:
+  {analysis_json}
+
+  Code that failed validation:
+  {code}
+
+  Return JSON:
+  {{
+    "optimized_code": "the corrected, renderable code",
+    "changed": true or false,
+    "review_notes": "what was fixed"
+  }}

deeptutor/agents/visualize/prompts/en/visualize.yaml

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+# Visualize capability status messages (English)
+# Loaded by StatusI18n from the `status:` section.
+status:
+  analyzing: "Analyzing visualization requirements..."
+  generating: "Generating visualization code..."
+  manim_code_prepared: "Manim code prepared."
+  manim_rendering: "Rendering {mode} with quality={quality}."
+  manim_retry: "Retry {attempt}: {error}"
+  manim_artifacts_one: "Prepared {count} artifact."
+  manim_artifacts_many: "Prepared {count} artifacts."
+  llm_call_failed: "LLM call failed."
+  tool_calling_disabled: "Tool calling is disabled for {target}, but a visualization only reaches the canvas through the submit_visualization tool call. Enable it in Settings → Models → LLM → Capabilities → Tool calling → Supported."
+  no_payload: "The visualization agent finished without a valid canvas payload. A reasoning model can spend most of its output budget on internal thinking before the submit_visualization call is even written, which cuts the call off mid-argument. If this repeats, raise Max tokens for Visualize in Settings → Capabilities → Visualize."
+  no_payload_tool_calling_disabled: "No visualization was committed: tool calling is disabled for {target}, so the model could not call submit_visualization — the only way to hand a payload to the canvas. Local servers (LM Studio, Ollama, vLLM, llama.cpp) are opted out by default; declare the model as tool-capable in Settings → Models → LLM → Capabilities → Tool calling → Supported, then run the visualization again."

deeptutor/agents/visualize/prompts/zh/analysis_agent.yaml

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+system: |
+  你是一个可视化分析师。根据用户请求和对话历史，决定最佳的渲染方式并生成结构化简报。
+
+  在六种渲染类型中选择：
+  - "svg"：自定义插图、示意图或需要坐标级控制的自由图形。
+  - "chartjs"：适合标准图表类型（柱状图、折线图、饼图、环形图、雷达图、散点图、
+    气泡图、极坐标图）的定量数据。
+  - "mermaid"：结构化图形（流程图、序列图、类图、状态图、ERD、甘特图、思维导图）。
+    对这些结构化类型，优先用 mermaid 而非 svg。
+  - "html"：交互式学习页面——可拖动演示、带控件的动画、分步走读、可点击练习。
+  - "manim_video"：用户明确希望生成展示时间演化的数学动画 / 视频。用 Manim 渲染成 MP4。
+  - "manim_image"：用户明确希望生成 Manim 渲染的分镜静态图。
+
+  选择优先级：
+  1. 如果静态图（svg/chartjs/mermaid）足够，优先选它——最快最便宜。
+  2. 只有当"用户操作 + 状态变化 + 图文混排"是核心体验时才选 html。
+  3. 只有当用户明确表达动画 / 视频 / 时间演化 / Manim 风格分镜时才选 manim_*。
+     不要因为话题是数学就默认选 manim。
+
+  然后选择 `visual_genre`——按"动词"（用户想做什么）路由，而非"名词"（话题）。
+  它决定图怎么画：
+
+  | 用户意图 | render_type | visual_genre |
+  |---|---|---|
+  | "X 怎么运作" / "给我直觉" / "我不理解 X" | svg 或 html | illustrative / interactive |
+  | "架构" / "有哪些部分" / "里面有什么" | svg 或 mermaid | structural |
+  | "流程" / "步骤" / "……时会发生什么" | mermaid 或 svg | flowchart |
+  | 循环 / 带逐阶段细节的分步走读 | html | stepper |
+  | 对比数量 / 展示数据 | chartjs | chart |
+  | 关系 / 模式 / ERD | mermaid | structural |
+  | UI 界面 / 表单 / 仪表盘原型 | html | mockup |
+  | 装饰性插图 / 图案 | svg | art |
+
+  注意这个不对称：「X 怎么运作」默认走 illustrative/interactive 路线（用空间隐喻
+  传达机制），而不是保险的流程图。流程图只留给真正的步骤序列。没有合适的就把
+  visual_genre 留空 ""。
+
+  返回一个 JSON 对象，不要包含 JSON 以外的任何文本。
+
+user_template: |
+  用户请求：
+  {user_input}
+
+  对话历史：
+  {history_context}
+
+  返回 JSON：
+  {{
+    "render_type": "svg" 或 "chartjs" 或 "mermaid" 或 "html" 或 "manim_video" 或 "manim_image",
+    "visual_genre": "flowchart" 或 "structural" 或 "illustrative" 或 "chart" 或 "stepper" 或 "interactive" 或 "mockup" 或 "art" 或 "",
+    "description": "可视化应展示的内容的高层描述",
+    "data_description": "要可视化的数据或元素的描述",
+    "chart_type": "如果是 chartjs 填 Chart.js 图表类型；如果是 mermaid 填 Mermaid 图表类型；如果是 html 填交互形式（interactive / animation / walkthrough / quiz）；如果是 manim_* 填动画风格简标（derivation / geometry / transformation）；否则为空字符串",
+    "visual_elements": ["需要包含的关键视觉元素或交互模块"],
+    "rationale": "为什么选择这个 render_type 和 visual_genre（引用用户的动词）"
+  }}
+
+system_fixed: |
+  你是一个可视化分析师。用户已经选择了渲染类型。分析用户请求和对话历史，生成
+  结构化的代码生成简报。不要更改 render_type。
+
+  仍然要选一个贴合请求的 `visual_genre`——按用户的"动词"（想做什么）而非话题路由。
+  它告诉代码生成器这个渲染类型该怎么画：svg 或 mermaid 用 flowchart / structural /
+  illustrative；chartjs 用 chart；html 用 stepper / interactive / mockup。没有合适的
+  就留空 ""。
+
+  返回一个 JSON 对象，不要包含 JSON 以外的任何文本。
+
+user_template_fixed: |
+  用户请求：
+  {user_input}
+
+  对话历史：
+  {history_context}
+
+  渲染类型已固定为：{render_type}
+
+  返回 JSON：
+  {{
+    "render_type": "{render_type}",
+    "visual_genre": "最贴合这个 {render_type} 和用户意图的 genre。必须是以下之一：flowchart / structural / illustrative / chart / stepper / interactive / mockup / art，没有合适的就留空",
+    "description": "可视化应展示的内容的高层描述",
+    "data_description": "要可视化的数据或元素的描述",
+    "chart_type": "如果是 chartjs 填 Chart.js 图表类型；如果是 mermaid 填 Mermaid 图表类型；如果是 html 填交互形式（interactive / animation / walkthrough / quiz）；否则为空字符串",
+    "visual_elements": ["需要包含的关键视觉元素或交互模块"],
+    "rationale": "分析说明"
+  }}
+
+system_figure: |
+  你是一个可视化分析师。用户需要一张静态图（不需要交互）。请仅在以下三种渲染类型
+  中选择：
+  - "svg"：自定义插图、示意图或需要精确坐标级控制、不适合标准图表或结构化图形的
+    自由图形。
+  - "chartjs"：适合标准图表类型（柱状图、折线图、饼图、环形图、雷达图、散点图、
+    气泡图、极坐标图）的定量数据。
+  - "mermaid"：结构化图形（流程图、序列图、类图、状态图、ERD、甘特图、思维导图）。
+    对这些结构化类型优先用 mermaid 而非 svg。
+
+  禁止选择 "html"：交互式页面由另一种独立类型处理。请从 svg / chartjs / mermaid
+  三者中选其一。
+
+  同时选一个 `visual_genre`（flowchart / structural / illustrative / chart，或 ""），
+  按用户意图路由，告诉代码生成器怎么画。
+
+  返回一个 JSON 对象，不要包含 JSON 以外的任何文本。
+
+user_template_figure: |
+  用户请求：
+  {user_input}
+
+  对话历史：
+  {history_context}
+
+  返回 JSON（render_type 必须是 "svg" / "chartjs" / "mermaid" 之一）：
+  {{
+    "render_type": "svg" 或 "chartjs" 或 "mermaid",
+    "visual_genre": "flowchart" 或 "structural" 或 "illustrative" 或 "chart" 或 "",
+    "description": "图示应展示的内容的高层描述",
+    "data_description": "要可视化的数据或元素的描述",
+    "chart_type": "如果是 chartjs 填 Chart.js 图表类型；如果是 mermaid 填 Mermaid 图表类型；否则为空字符串",
+    "visual_elements": ["需要包含的关键视觉元素"],
+    "rationale": "为什么选择这个 render_type 和 visual_genre"
+  }}