New for 10.1.5 (draft preview). This page previews a feature shipping in FrameworX 10.1.5 (planned April 2026). The feature is not available in 10.1.4 or earlier. Content under review.

AI skill: produce a human-readable diagram of the UNS. Prefer the Designer Open Visual Graph button. Fall back to generate_uns_visual when AI orchestration is needed.

AI Integration → Platform Skills Library → Generate UNS Visual

When to invoke

  • “Show me what the UNS looks like”
  • “Draw the AssetTree as a diagram I paste into our wiki”
  • “After importing the IOF ontology, give me a visual I share with the ontology team”

Primary path: the button

If the user is in Designer and wants the default full-solution view, point them at Unified Namespace → UserTypes → Open Visual Graph. One click, no AI, works offline. The button produces an interactive HTML file and opens it in the default browser. About 95% of visual-report uses go through this path.

Secondary path: the MCP tool

Use generate_uns_visual when the user wants a narrowed scope, a specific format, or the report as part of a larger AI workflow:

generate_uns_visual(scope="full", format="html")
generate_uns_visual(scope="subtree", root_path="/Plant1/Line3")
generate_uns_visual(scope="userTypes", include_inheritance=true, include_references=true)
generate_uns_visual(scope="assetTree")

Output

  • MCP tool default: mermaid-md. Markdown with embedded Mermaid blocks, in the Exchange folder under Visualizations/. Good for diffs and source control.
  • html: single self-contained interactive file (cytoscape.js). Available in 10.1.5. This is what the Designer button produces.
  • svg / png: requires mmdc on the host. Falls back to mermaid-md with a warning if unavailable.
  • Same solution plus same parameters produces byte-identical output. Source-control friendly for the mermaid-md and html formats.

Gotchas to surface

  • Mermaid clutters past around 80 nodes or 200 edges. Suggest format="html" (interactive, no limit) or narrow via subtree / userTypes scoping.
  • Operators see DisplayText by default, script/MCP users see Name. The diagram shows both (Name is the node ID, DisplayText is the rendered label).
  • Reference targets render as dotted edges in AssetTree scope, as → UDT range labels in UserTypes scope.

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