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One-Click Technical Roadmap Generator

Design & Media Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Writing a thesis, proposal, or project design often requires a technical roadmap that organizes background, theoretical framework, methods, empirical work, and conclusions into one deliverable figure. Manually drawing nodes, arrows, and consistent color schemes is time-consuming, and different fields expect different diagram styles.

How It Works

The skill works with 10 academic technical roadmap templates:
- Content parsing: extracts components such as introduction, theoretical basis, status analysis, methods, case or empirical content, and conclusions from a topic or text.
- Template matching: recommends presets like template-21, template-27, template-survey, or template-15a by project type, with manual override available.
- Diagram generation: calls scripts/generate_roadmap.py to produce SVG with editable text, and can export 300 DPI PNG for paper figures.

Boundaries

It is useful for quickly drafting roadmaps for proposals, papers, or research projects. If the logic chain is complex or terminology is dense, manual review of node order, relations, and wording is still needed. The templates are academic-style, not intended for business architecture, product planning, or system design diagrams.

Use Cases

  • When drafting a proposal, map background, theory, and method flow into template 4 and export an editable SVG figure.
  • During thesis writing, apply the survey template to questionnaire and SPSS steps, then save a 300 DPI PNG for the chapter.
  • In project design, split case study and improvement steps into six nodes and generate a roadmap draft.
  • When revising for review, reorder stages in the three-column template and redraw method alignment quickly.

Best For

  • Social-science graduate students preparing proposals who need to turn project logic into a template-ready roadmap.
  • Empirical researchers using surveys and SPSS who need to align analysis steps with the main research flow.
  • Applied-thesis authors writing case studies who need to present cases, recommendations, and conclusions as clear stages.
  • Advisors or project leads who need a quick roadmap draft for revision discussions.