Atlas — Vertical Mermaid Diagrams

1 min

Observable objective: reconstruct the main flows from memory, place a failure point on them and connect each transition to a verifiable measurement or artifact.

Quiz with answers

  1. Why use flowchart TB as the main convention?
  2. What should each arrow of a pipeline represent?
  3. How many ideas should a node carry?
  4. What should the leaf of a decision tree indicate?
  5. [E] How do you test that a diagram really helps diagnosis?

Answers. 1. For stable vertical reading, especially on mobile. 2. An explicit transformation or decision. 3. One short idea. 4. An action. 5. Rebuild it, inject a failure and check that it leads to the correct signal and the correct action.

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