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AI-generated Draw.io, editable in a Lark whiteboard
We recently validated a new AI design workflow: have AI generate a Draw.io file directly, then import it into a Lark whiteboard to get an editable infographic / flowchart / knowledge card. From now on AI does not only generate images or slides, it can generate an importable, editable, collaborative board file.

How it works
The core flow is simple:
- 1
Hand an article, meeting notes, product plan or tech doc to AI;
- 2
Ask AI to output Draw.io XML source;
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Save it as a .drawio file;
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Upload via "Import" inside a Lark whiteboard;
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After import, the text, cards, arrows and flow nodes stay editable.
See it at a glance
From a block of text to a collaborative board, the whole chain is just four steps.
Why it matters
Compared with letting AI just output an image, this fits team collaboration far better:
- —Editable: not a frozen image, text and modules can all change;
- —Collaborative: comment and adjust right inside the Lark whiteboard;
- —Reusable: the same structure carries over to plan / architecture / summary diagrams;
- —Visual: turns long text into an easier-to-grasp infographic;
- —Low-cost: produce structured diagrams fast without opening a design tool.
Where it fits
Wired to Lark CLI, it becomes a general capability
For now you still save the .drawio and import it by hand. Once wired to the Lark CLI / open platform, it upgrades from "generate a file once" into a team-wide capability: read a doc → distill structure → generate a board → write it into a designated Lark space → the team edits and collaborates directly.
Any structured content can be auto-turned by AI into an editable Lark whiteboard.
The key prompt
Expand to see the full prompt, then paste your content at the end.
In one line
This is not about making AI draw one picture, it is about making AI generate a board you can keep editing and collaborating on inside Lark.