Show Me

Answer the user's current question visually. Lead with the point, keep prose brief, and use the least complex view that exposes the important relationship.

1. Frame the visual question

Infer the one question the visual must answer from the current conversation. Ask one concise clarifying question only when multiple materially different readings remain. Gather the user-provided or repository evidence for every entity, relationship, label, order, state, and value that will appear.

Treat evidence status as part of the picture:

• Render verified current behavior without qualification.
• Mark designs and expected future behavior as proposed.
• Mark reasoned but unverified relationships as inferred.
• Show an unknown as unknown instead of inventing it.
• When statuses mix, include a compact textual legend and encode status in labels or line patterns as well as color.

This step is complete when every prospective visual claim is either traceable to evidence or explicitly status-labeled.

2. Choose the smallest sufficient form