AI in Lucid - We Need Your Feedback!

Thanks for the detail John. This is all interesting stuff. Several things that are on our minds and in the works (especially in the area of how we can take various input formats and generate canvas experiences from them especially diagrams). Several others that are interesting and specific to the domain of process automation modeling etc. where we'll need to find the balance between what Lucid offers directly vs. makes available via partnerships or APIs. Thanks again for the feedback—I'll be reaching out directly so we can chat in person about this if you're up for it! 

FYI: https://github.com/labs4capella/python4capella

The above is a Python API for the Thales Capella MBSE tool that Implements the Arcadia method for model-based systems engineering (mostly based on SysML per INCOSE).

How could something like this work for Lucid? Interface to MATLAB or Mathematica? What above Python/NLTK class/methods integrated to Lucid shape-objects for intelligent NL analytics and maybe even derivative process models based on "interpretation" (ie: suggested future state)???

<ALT> - what above meeting transcript analysis via Python/NLTK that then creates process / architecture / etc. "interpretations" based on the content of the conversation???? 

from nltk.wsd import lesk
context_glossary("Sing in a lower tone along with the bass" 'bass')
....
Debug:  Sense1:  
 Synset('bass.n.07') 
 the member with the lowest range of a family of musical instruments

To make the tool more accessible and inclusive, perhaps consider using AI technology to explore voice command integration. This will allow users with physical disabilities to control the tool using voice commands.

@Amelia S Interesting accessibility-related feedback! Thank you for your insight, @Ria S 👌

I would follow up on @Ria S ideia.

In my opinion, maybe, AI could solve simple tasks. Like creating and audio for all text message (like voice over from Siri and Google Assistant does).

Also - creating quick action that are most common - like organizing sticky notes, or if you select a bunch of icons to make multiple changes at once.

In short - AI, at this early stage, could be more of a assistant to the user for most common tasks, making it easier and faster to work on specific boards.

Loving the new Generate Diagram feature in AI. Have shared it with a number of clients and colleagues. Fantastic addition to an already great tool!

One suggested addition to the functionality that I think would be useful (beyond just creating a written summary) would be the ability to populate the “generate diagram” details of a completed workflow. That way, users could use the detail that Lucid’s AI would have needed to create the diagram to learn how to use the tool more effectively. 

This has nothing to do with Lucid creating something new, but we can do it for you. As you have Marketo, we do this kind of  connections and campaigns. I think it could be great to create immediate awareness and people can use their own ideas to try Lucid AI on the fly. Who could I talk to?

Regarding the UI, the floating prompt refinement panel is blocking parts of my diagram that I eagerly want to view. The only way to move it is to resize and pan the image around. The only way to get rid of it is to dispel it, which then prevents further refinement.

Can the refinement dialog just be an extension of the left-anchored panel instead of its own floater? At least I need 1) to move it around, 2) re-instantiate it if I close it so I can further refine my model. Thanks!