Risk Register & Visualizer

📈 Risk Visualization

📋 Risk Register

Risk Name	Label Show on chart							Actions

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Describe Risk Data and Generate

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Describe your chart needs and generate import-ready setup directly from this page.

Return ONLY valid JSON (no markdown fences, no explanation).

Schema: pmh-riskchart/v1

Example structure:
{
  "schema": "pmh-riskchart/v1",
  "meta": {
    "title": "Project Risk Analysis",
    "description": "Brief description"
  },
  "columns": [<choose up to 6 from the available parameters below>],
  "settings": {
    "xAxis": "<column name>",
    "yAxis": "<column name>",
    "bubbleSize": "<column name or null>",
    "bubbleColor": "<column name or null>",
    "innerLabel": "<column name or null>",
    "heatmap": true,
    "gridlines": false,
    "palette": "gyr_diag"
  },
  "risks": [
    {
      "name": "Full risk name",
      "label": "Short label",
      <include a value for each column listed above>
    }
  ]
}

Available parameters (pick whichever are relevant to the project):
- probability_pct (0-100)
- probability_1_10 (1-10)
- probability_hml (H/M/L)
- impact_pct (0-100)
- impact_1_10 (1-10)
- impact_hml (H/M/L)
- detectability_1_5 (1-5, 1=hard to detect, 5=easy)
- detectability_hml (H/M/L)
- urgency_1_5 (1-5)
- urgency_hml (H/M/L)
- urgency_time ({ value: number, unit: "hours"|"days"|"weeks"|"months" })
- proximity_time ({ value: number, unit: "hours"|"days"|"weeks"|"months" })
- proximity_1_5 (1-5)
- dormancy_time ({ value: number, unit: "hours"|"days"|"weeks"|"months" })
- manageability_hml (H/M/L)
- controllability_hml (H/M/L)
- connectivity_1_5 (1-5)
- strategicImpact_hml (H/M/L)
- propinquity_1_5 (1-5)
- threatOpp ("Threat" or "Opportunity")
- cost_money ({ value: number, unit: ""|"K"|"M" })
- cost_hml (H/M/L)

Rules:
- "columns" lists which parameters are used (max 6). Choose the ones most relevant to the user's project.
- "settings" maps axes and visual encodings to column names. xAxis and yAxis are required; others are optional.
- Every risk must include a value for each column listed.
- Numeric values must be within the defined ranges.
- H/M/L means High/Medium/Low.
- For time/money parameters, use object format { "value": number, "unit": string }.
- "label" is an optional short abbreviation shown on the chart instead of the full name.
- Generate as many risks as are relevant to the user's project context. Use a mix of severity levels.