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Graphviz (DOT) templates

Industry-standard graph language. Excellent for DAGs, dependency graphs, finite automata, phylogenetic-style trees.

  • SAN dual-fabric zoning — single initiator, single target

    Fibre Channel storage area network design: two air-gapped fabrics with switch domain IDs and ISLs, host HBA and array front-end port WWPNs, and the zoneset with its single-initiator single-target zone names — the zoning drawing a storage engineer must hand to change control before an array or host is cabled.

    Architecture
  • Galois correspondence — splitting field of x⁴ − 2 over ℚ

    Side-by-side Hasse diagrams of the ten subgroups of D4 = Gal(K/Q) and the ten intermediate fields of K = Q(2^(1/4), i) over Q, rank-aligned so subgroup order and field degree read across, for an algebra course or a Galois theory write-up.

    Mathematics
  • Petersen graph as the Kneser graph K(5,2)

    The Petersen graph drawn with pinned neato positions and its vertices labelled by the ten 2-subsets of {1..5}, adjacent exactly when disjoint, with girth, chromatic number, chromatic index, connectivity and hypohamiltonicity stated on the figure — the reference object of graph theory.

    Mathematics
  • ACMG/AMP 2015 — sequence variant classification rules

    The ACMG/AMP 2015 germline sequence-variant classification framework — the 16 pathogenic evidence codes (PVS1, PS1–PS4, PM1–PM6, PP1–PP5), the 12 benign codes (BA1, BS1–BS4, BP1–BP7) and the Table 5 combining rules that map them onto pathogenic, likely pathogenic, uncertain significance, likely benign and benign — the rule set a clinical molecular geneticist applies to every variant before it is reported.

    Life Sciences
  • Phase I oncology — 3+3 dose escalation and MTD rules

    The 3+3 dose-escalation decision rules for a first-in-human phase I oncology trial — the CTCAE v5.0 dose-limiting toxicity definition, the 0/3, 1/3 and ≥2/3 cohort decisions, expansion to six patients, de-escalation, the MTD definition (≤1 DLT in 6 evaluable patients) and the RP2D expansion cohort — the escalation schema every phase I protocol and DSMB charter must state.

    Life Sciences
  • Regional failover with shared control plane

    Separates health evidence, traffic routing and data-store promotion; replication and failover assumptions remain explicit. Original worked design example; adapt responsibilities, thresholds and assumptions to your system.

    Architecture
  • Identity-aware application access boundaries

    Makes authentication, authorization and service-to-service access separate trust decisions. Original worked design example; adapt responsibilities, thresholds and assumptions to your system.

    Architecture
  • Streaming pipeline with quarantine and replay

    Adds schema rejection, immutable capture, checkpoints and explicitly coordinated replay. Original worked design example; adapt responsibilities, thresholds and assumptions to your system.

    Data & Schema
  • Agent tool authorization and result verification

    Limits delegated tools and ties consequential approval to the exact action payload. Original worked design example; adapt responsibilities, thresholds and assumptions to your system.

    AI & Pipelines
  • Strangler migration with reconciliation

    Includes data reconciliation and gradual routing with explicit migration ownership boundaries. Original worked design example; adapt responsibilities, thresholds and assumptions to your system.

    Architecture
  • Asset digital thread from requirements to operation

    Traces requirements and acceptance evidence into operations and controlled configuration changes. Original worked design example; adapt responsibilities, thresholds and assumptions to your system.

    Project & Planning
  • Living review update and provenance pipeline

    Preserves record/report/study distinctions and supports corrections to living evidence syntheses. Original worked design example; adapt responsibilities, thresholds and assumptions to your system.

    Research & Academic
  • Circular material recovery and quality assurance

    Includes conditional reuse, retesting and residual disposal instead of assuming all recovered materials are reusable. Original worked design example; adapt responsibilities, thresholds and assumptions to your system.

    Operations & Ops
  • Control assurance from risk to remediation

    Links risk treatment to operating evidence, independent testing and verified remediation. Original worked design example; adapt responsibilities, thresholds and assumptions to your system.

    Risk & Reliability
  • Federated analytics with aggregate release review

    Keeps record-level data at sites and makes output disclosure review an explicit release gate. Original worked design example; adapt responsibilities, thresholds and assumptions to your system.

    Data & Schema