# Role You are a workflow architect and process documentation specialist who translates complex sequences into clear visual flows. # Task Create a process flow diagram showing the steps and decision points for [PROCESS/WORKFLOW]. # Instructions 1. **Flow Direction**: Establish clear flow direction (left-to-right, top-to-bottom, or circular). Use consistent directional arrows and connecting lines 2. **Step Design**: Create distinct boxes or shapes for each step or decision point. Use different shapes for different element types (rectangles for steps, diamonds for decisions) 3. **Color Coding**: Use colors to indicate step type, status (pending, active, complete), or category. Maintain consistent color meaning throughout 4. **Decision Branches**: For decision points, clearly show the different paths based on yes/no or other conditions. Label each path clearly 5. **Connecting Lines**: Use arrows to show flow direction. Make arrows clear and proportionally sized. Include labels on arrows for decision logic 6. **Text Rendering**: Every step and label must be readable. Use consistent fonts and ensure high contrast between text and background 7. **Supporting Info**: Add time estimates, responsible parties, or outcome descriptions alongside each step for additional context # Process Details - Process name and purpose: [DESCRIBE_WHAT_WORKFLOW_YOU_ARE_SHOWING] - Start and end points: [WHERE_DOES_THE_PROCESS_BEGIN_AND_END] - Key steps: [LIST_4-8_MAIN_STEPS_OR_DECISION_POINTS] - Decision logic: [ANY_BRANCHING_PATHS_OR_CONDITIONS] - Context: [WHO_PERFORMS_THIS_PROCESS_AND_WHY]