Generate a visual report of your UNS

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.

Produce a human-readable diagram of your Unified Namespace (UserTypes, AssetTree, Tags) in Mermaid / SVG / PNG / HTML.

Standards Compliance How-to → Industrial Ontology → Visual Report

Primary path: the Relationship Graph button

The fastest way is a single click in Designer. No AI required, works offline.

Open Unified Namespace → Asset Tree.
On the AssetTree toolbar, click Relationship Graph (tooltip: Generate Visual Graph of UNS).
Designer generates a Markdown file with embedded Mermaid diagrams and opens it in the default viewer. The file lands in the solution's Exchange folder under Visualizations/.

The output shows:

UDT class diagram. Composition members as hasPart edges, Reference members as dotted edges, BaseUserType as inheritance arrows.
AssetTree containment. One node per folder, one per Tag, with the /Attr convention made visible.
Cross-links. Reference-typed members pointing at other tags.
Summary. Counts of UDTs, Enumerations, Tags, folders. Any warnings.

The button is also available on the UNS UserTypes page as Open Visual Graph. Same backend, same output file format.

Alternative path: AI-driven for scripted or fuzzy-intent flows

If the AI assistant needs to generate visuals as part of a larger workflow (post-import verification, narrowing a large solution to a subtree, filtering by scope), it uses the generate_uns_visual MCP tool. See skill Skill Generate UNS Visual.

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

Output ladder

Tier	Format	Best for
1 (default)	`mermaid-md` (`.md`)	Docs, handoff, diff. Renders natively in VSCode, GitHub, Obsidian, Confluence. No local tools required.
2	`svg` / `png`	Embedding in external docs, tickets, email. Requires `mmdc` on the host. Falls back to `mermaid-md` with a warning if unavailable.
3	`html`	Interactive exploration (pan, zoom, filter) via cytoscape.js. Ships in 10.1.6.

Example Mermaid output

classDiagram
    Motor <|-- Pump : BaseUserType
    class Motor {
      Running : Digital
      Speed : Double
      Temperature : Double
    }
    class Pump {
      FlowRate : Double
      Pressure : Double
    }

Performance notes

Mermaid starts to struggle around 500 nodes. Narrow the scope (subtree, userTypes) or escalate to svg.
Same solution plus same parameters always produces byte-identical output. Safe to check into source control.

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