Meowalizer: when a single picture is worth a thousand meows

I was thinking about creating a GPT which is actually of an immediate use. Medical assistant attempt was nice, but the medical topic is way too sensitive -- I believe this is why I couldn't publish the "Ovates Aid" in the first place.

And this is how the Meowalizer idea came to life.
Multiple times when researching some topic with GPTs, I was asking for an illustration -- but what was generated quite often was not useful due to the random artifacts. And there are many practical situations where for educational or other purposes it would be nice to have some visualisations to quickly get through the concept. Lets have a look on what was possible to achieve.

Impressive

I need to say that I'm impressed. Those bits of preset context really helped to make chat respond in styled manner and to focus on visualisations as much as possible. Screenshots come from different versions, so please don't judge harshly.

Algorithms

It was certainly helpful with the explanation of a Red-Black tree rotation. To be fair, binary trees fit well into ASCII visualisation problem setting though.

Python

After pre-setting this custom GPT, it would look for things to display as an ASCII diagram. For example, when it was asked to meowalize a python script, it correctly boxed in several boxes of abstraction. I wonder how it would manage bigger code files, but it extracted very well what I had in this 100-liner.

SQL

I found a SQL script on github, and I asked the assistant to meowalize things.

It started with a decent visualisation which already helps to imagine a high-level structure we can expect to see in the file. I went further, asking to focus on tables and their inter-dependecies.

And the result wasn't disappointing. Almost. The hope was a DDL diagram, when the result was certainly not. Also, I realised that the number of tables on diagrams wasn't 7, although it said there are 7. With few more prompts we got there. But there is something for me to calibrate.

Biology and chemistry

It answered taxonomy question well, although it helped to request the answer to be concise (otherwise there were many boxes, not really that well fit for the question type).

I was fairly impressed by its ability to visualise chemical formulas. I definitely would like to have such a help in high school time!

However, after a closer look, a certain problem became visible. It was pretty opted to hallucinate when it was coming down to the exact connections between the entities. Similarly, to SQL example we had above, once encountering a non-2D problem - it easily loses balance and starts to miss links.

Conclusion

I find Meowalizer pretty useful so far and I'm definitely going to use it in the future. There are certain aspects to calibrate, some things which cannot be fixed just yet - but it is just a natural growth process.

I hope you are going to enjoy it as well!