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How to check each diagram claim against its cited lines with ML View

Walk inferred and unresolved claims in the diagram and open their cited source beside it.

Who it is forA reviewer who must confirm an AI-drawn workflow before trusting it in a design review or code change.

The problemAn assistant-written diagram can contain inferred or unresolved claims that look as solid as observed ones.

The outcomeYou have stepped through the flagged claims, seen their quotes and decided which ones the source supports.

What you need first

  • Python 3.10+
  • Node 20.18.1+
  • VS Code
  • A supported assistant: GitHub Copilot, Codex or Claude Code
  • A target ML project to open in VS Code

Steps

  1. Open the published *.mlview.json diagram in VS Code.
  2. Press r (or choose Review) to start the review walk, which begins on inferred and unresolved claims.
  3. Use j and k (or the arrow keys) to move between claims, and [ and ] to change quote.
  4. Press Enter to open the cited lines beside the diagram, and Escape to end the walk.
  5. Use Challenge this claim in the Selection tab for any claim you doubt, then paste the prompt into the same assistant.

Prompt for your agent

In the repo <target-project>, open the MLView diagram <diagram-file>.mlview.json and list each inferred or unresolved claim with its cited file and line range. Expect a short review list. Verify that every listed quote points to a file that is marked unchanged.

Caveat. A matching quote only shows that the cited lines are unchanged since publishing; whether they support the claim is for the reviewer to judge.

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