A notable distinction between the generation of visual images and materials lies in the consequences of inaccuracies at the lowest level. While the incorrect coloration of a single pixel in an image of a cat may not pose a significant problem, when considering materials, even the presence of a single atom with disrupted connectivity invalidates the entire structure. Therefore, a post-processing procedure was conducted to obtain zeolite structures with the correct Si/O atom ratio and accurate connectivity. This procedure consists of three steps: atom coordination assignment, bond connectivity determination, and bond connectivity restoration, as illustrated in Figure . Further details regarding the post-processing steps can be found in Supplementary section 2.