8:46The anchor — the post this playbook is read from.
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Creators request diagram code from an external AI and open the result in draw.io, using either a file import or an automatic handoff.
Who runs it Non-owned YouTube creators Learn With Liam, Mathias Does Tech, and TechyTacos.
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Now in the chat GPT interface, input a prompt asking for an XML code to create a diagram. The prompt should include all the details necessary to generate the structure you envision.
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you want to access chatchy pt and you want to use the following prompt. Now, you want to say, can you help me write an XML code about a workflow chart on developing software? And make sure that I can import this in draw.io.
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then I can just say use draw.io skill to create high level payment design diagram
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After chat GPT generates the XML code for your diagram, find the option to copy this code directly from the chat GPT interface. This is usually straightforward and there should be a copy button you can click on. Make sure you've copied the entire snippet to avoid any missing parts when transferring it later. Once you've copied the XML code, open up a notepad or any plain text editor you prefer. Paste your copied code into the notepad.
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So once you have that, click on copy code and you want to go and just open up a notepad here, paste your XML code, click on file, the top left, click on the save as option. And you want to go and make sure that you choose the DCVS file type here to all false. And you want to make sure that you include the dot XML extension at the very end.
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you can see like it has started creating the diagram in the XML format
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With the code pasted in notepad, head to the file option located at the top menu. Click on it and then select the save as option. Here, you'll want to save your file with a meaningful name, one that reminds you of the content or structure of the diagram, and importantly, make sure it saves as an XML file. During the saving process, remember to set the save as type to all files before finalising the save. Next, we shift our focus to draw.io. Open your browser once more and navigate to the draw.io website. Once there, click on the file menu found in the top left corner, then proceed to select import from. Here, choose the device option to upload a file from your computer. Locate the XML file you've just saved from notepad and open it.
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Once you've saved this, let's go and go back into draw.io. Now, in here, you want to go and click on file to top left, click on the option that says import from, choose the option that says device. And you want to go and choose the location where you have your XML file saved. Let's go and just choose this one. This is what I see. Click on open.
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and it has automatically routed us to the web URL where actually we can see and edit our diagram
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What varies: XML files, workflow charts, skills, text editors, and automatic routing vary.
Scope: Do not require a local XML save/import path when the evidence instead routes directly to an editable draw.io page.