What JSON format does the visualizer accept?

The visualizer accepts a JSON array of step objects with step (number), systemPrompt (string), and userPrompt (string) fields — the same format exported by AI Chain Builder.

How are variable references shown?

Variable references like {{output_1}} are highlighted with a colored badge in the step card to show dependencies between steps.

Can I import my own chain format?

Yes. The visualizer tries to detect systemPrompt/userPrompt fields as well as common alternatives like system/user.

AI Pipeline Visualizer

Visualize AI prompt chain JSON as a vertical flowchart.

Paste a prompt chain JSON (from AI Chain Builder or your own format) and see it rendered as a vertical flowchart. Each step shows system and user prompt previews. Variable references between steps are highlighted.

Chain JSON

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FAQ

What JSON format does the visualizer accept?: The visualizer accepts a JSON array of step objects with step (number), systemPrompt (string), and userPrompt (string) fields — the same format exported by AI Chain Builder.
How are variable references shown?: Variable references like {{output_1}} are highlighted with a colored badge in the step card to show dependencies between steps.
Can I import my own chain format?: Yes. The visualizer tries to detect systemPrompt/userPrompt fields as well as common alternatives like system/user.