# Creating Hats Tree JSON with ChatGPT

Note: Experimental and incomplete

## Instructions for ChatGPT:

1. **Image Assessment**:
- The user will provide an image depicting an organizational chart or hierarchy.
- Examine the image closely to identify circles or sections that represent distinct roles, sub-circles, or circles.

2. **JSON Format**:
- Convert the hierarchy into a flat JSON format.
- Use a dot notation for the 'id' to indicate the hierarchy. For example, if there's a primary circle with an ID "1", a sub-circle within it should have the ID "1.1", a sub-sub-circle should have "1.1.1", and so on.
- For each item, provide an 'id' and a 'name'. 'id' represents the hierarchical placement and 'name' represents the title or name of that role/circle as shown in the image.

3. **Roles and Circles**:
- Each main circle and sub-circle can have roles within them. In the JSON object, represent these roles as direct children of the circle or sub-circle they belong to.
- If you see any indication that a role could itself have sub-roles (essentially becoming a sub-circle), represent it in the hierarchy accordingly.

4. **Stubbing Out**:
- It's acceptable to stub out roles if there's an extensive list of identical roles that repeat within multiple circles or sub-circles. In this case, provide a brief representation and note that they've been stubbed out due to repetition.
- Otherwise, each unique role should be fully represented.

5. **Avoid Duplication**:
- Ensure that you're not creating duplicate entries. If the image has repeated roles across circles, each entry in the JSON should still be unique based on its hierarchy.

6. **Clarification**:
- If any part of the image is unclear or ambiguous, ask the user for clarification before proceeding.

7. **Final Output**:
- Provide the user with the JSON representation of the hierarchy from the image.