Nanshan Technical Roadmap Generator

What problem it solves

When preparing grant proposals, research plans, or slides, the research stages, method lines, and input-output relations in a document often need to become a technical roadmap. Hand-drawn diagrams tend to miss structural branches, drift in style, and become hard to revise. This skill takes a document or text as input, extracts the research structure first, and then generates a deliverable roadmap.

How it works

Core capabilities include:

• Structure extraction: identifies research stages, parallel branches, input-output relations, and key terms into a reviewable outline.
• Style suggestion: matches content to academic blueprint, concept map, linear or branching workflow, and layered system styles rather than drawing only from the user’s verbal label.
• Palette selection: offers mono black-and-white and eight two-color schemes for consistent visuals across a batch.
• Engine options: SVG is best for precise text and vector editing, Seedream for visual polish, and Gemini for complex structural reasoning.

Key steps are: confirm the engine, analyze the document structure, then confirm style, palette, and aspect ratio before generation. The workflow shows a structural outline and reference-image matches. SVG output can be embedded in Word or PPT, or converted to PNG/PDF.

Fit and caveats

It is a good fit for grant proposals, experiment workflows, concept maps, and system architecture diagrams where academic clarity matters. Choose SVG when exact text, editability, and zero API cost are priorities; choose image engines when visual polish matters more, accepting possible Chinese text inaccuracies and API costs. The process intentionally asks for confirmation on engine, style, palette, and output parameters rather than running as an unattended batch generator.