Preserve origin, format, upload/retrieval context, version, rights status, and transformation trail for diagrams, CAD, schematics, plans, and maps.
No schematic interpretation without provenance.A schematic is not a picture. It is compressed build logic.
A read-only diagram and schematic readiness layer that defines structure, flow, scale, version, provenance, safety, and future capsule boundaries before diagram processing, CAD parsing, or schematic generation is enabled.
Every TheoB pathway can move through Past, Present, and Future without losing context.
Read current signals, conditions, and live context.
Voice ready
Preserve the structure before you summarize the system.
Diagram And Schematic Capsule Readiness prepares TheoB to eventually preserve workflows, system maps, CAD, architecture, engineering schematics, cacao process diagrams, and geospatial maps as source-linked intelligence. Nothing is parsed or generated yet. That restraint matters — a missing unit can turn genius into expensive confetti.
Diagram And Schematic Capsule Readiness is active as a non-destructive readiness layer. TheoB can define diagram and schematic interpretation dimensions, capsule types, structure preservation rules, future capsule shape, and receipt shape, but it cannot process diagrams, parse CAD, generate schematics, create capsules, issue build instructions, route schematic context to agents, or mutate production yet.
Prepare future extraction of diagram nodes, edges, labels, relationships, and connection logic.
Connections are meaning, not decoration.Preserve arrows, order, stages, dependencies, circuits, routes, assembly sequences, and process direction.
A reversed flow can become a wrong system.Prepare future preservation of parts, components, subassemblies, modules, layers, and build hierarchy.
Do not flatten engineering structure into a generic summary.Prepare future handling for scale, units, dimensions, tolerances, coordinate systems, and spatial references.
Spatial meaning collapses without units and scale.Capture visible or labeled material clues, process hints, manufacturing steps, and construction logic.
Material hints are not verified material specs.Prepare future handling for text labels, callouts, legends, tables, measurement notes, and revision marks.
Do not treat brittle OCR as final truth.Preserve version, revision, timestamp, author/source label, and change context where available.
Old drawings should not masquerade as current build instructions.Flag diagrams or schematics that could affect safety, manufacturing, construction, infrastructure, medical, electrical, or mechanical decisions.
High-impact schematics require human review.Determine whether diagram or schematic intelligence can become a capsule without losing structure, source trail, uncertainty, or rights boundaries.
Do not create build memory from unverified visual guesses.Preserve workflows, process diagrams, decision trees, operational flows, and agent logic maps.
Flow direction and decision logic must remain visible.Preserve software, infrastructure, provider, routing, governance, and agent architecture diagrams.
Architecture diagrams must preserve dependencies and boundary conditions.Prepare future preservation of mechanical, electrical, manufacturing, and technical schematics.
Engineering details require review before interpretation or use.Prepare future preservation of CAD structure, assemblies, components, dimensions, materials, and version context.
CAD files need format validation and engineering review.Prepare future preservation of floor plans, building layouts, spatial routes, materials, and construction context.
Architectural plans can affect safety and compliance.Prepare future preservation of maps, geospatial diagrams, region overlays, routes, coordinates, and scale logic.
Maps require scale, date, projection, and source context.Preserve scientific models, experimental diagrams, biological structures, agricultural systems, and process illustrations.
Scientific diagrams need claim linkage and source context.Preserve cacao processing flows, fermentation diagrams, supply-chain maps, cultivation systems, product formulation diagrams, and ceremony experience maps.
Separate cultural, agricultural, scientific, commercial, and ceremonial interpretation respectfully.Preserve diagrams or schematics linked with text, images, maps, claims, source cards, or agent observations.
Each modality keeps its own uncertainty and provenance.TheoB must preserve nodes, edges, flow, sequence, components, and layout before generating any summary.
A pretty summary can destroy the actual system.Diagram and schematic interpretation must preserve source, file format, version, rights, and transformation history.
No source trail, no schematic capsule.Dimensions, tolerances, map scale, coordinates, units, and spatial references must be preserved when relevant.
A missing unit can break a build.This layer defines readiness only and does not generate build instructions, engineering instructions, or construction instructions.
Readiness is not execution.Safety, infrastructure, manufacturing, electrical, mechanical, medical, legal, and compliance-relevant schematics require review.
Do not automate high-impact schematic decisions.This layer does not process files, parse CAD, read schematics, generate diagrams, or create capsules.
No file reads, no capsule writes, no production mutation.Future derived diagrams must be labeled as derived representations unless they come directly from source-native diagrams.
Do not confuse generated diagrams with original evidence.Diagram capsules connected to images, text, CAD, maps, datasets, or agent notes must preserve modality boundaries.
Do not blend modalities into fake certainty.