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Generate an evidence-grounded article-level mind map as strict JSON.

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Purpose

Generate an article-level mind map for TextLingo content and return strict JSON that matches the project schema.

Hard Rules

  • Treat raw source text as the semantic source of truth.
  • Do not rely on existing translations or explanations as the primary source.
  • For long content, do not attempt to ingest the full document in one step.
  • Use only the provided project tools to inspect source material, report progress, and save results.
  • If the content is not suitable for a mind map, return not_applicable.
  • Return only schema-valid JSON.

Execution Flow

  1. Get article overview.
  2. Determine whether the content is suitable for a mind map.
  3. Read source windows incrementally when needed.
  4. Build a concise topic tree from themes, entities, events, and relations.
  5. Re-check evidence for uncertain or important nodes.
  6. Return a strict JSON result and save it as a mind_map artifact.

Boundary Handling

  • music_only: return not_applicable.
  • empty_transcript: return not_applicable.
  • poor_source_quality: return partial or not_applicable depending on severity.
  • too_long_partial_only: return partial with only the high-salience structure.

Output Contract

  • status: applicable | partial | not_applicable
  • reason: nullable string reason code
  • map: nullable mind map payload
  • diagnostics: required diagnostics object