The visual layer
One second brain, several clear ways to explore it.
The views
Built to keep a growing second brain understandable.
Constellation
The signature overview — your whole vault as a living map, files clustered by folder inside rings of skills, agents, routines, and connected apps. It builds progressively on load, so you watch your own vault take shape instead of waiting on a blank screen.
Types
Every file classified by what it is — AI logic, reference, output, template, office document, media, software, or backup — with counts and total size per type. Toggle to raw file format when you need the by-extension cut. Color-coding carries across every view.
Sizes
A treemap where every file is sized by bytes and colored by role. The heavy files and folders pop immediately, so the cleanup targets choose themselves. Hover for exact size; click to inspect.
Table
A sortable, Excel-style filterable list of every file. Click a column header for sort plus a searchable checkbox filter — narrow to just AI-logic files, or just outputs, in two clicks. Select any file for a detail inspector with its role, size, sections, and references. Search, a folder tree, and per-type filters are always at hand.
How it works
Plain markdown in. A visual second brain out.
A bundled, dependency-free indexer reads your wiki and writes one small local index file. The constellation and console both read that index—so the moment you have notes, you have a map and a usable way to maintain it. The public preview is schematic; your own files stay on your machine.
Get started
Start with your notes. Keep the shape visible.
Claude, Codex, and Cursor read the same plain-markdown wiki through two instruction files kept in parity. Use the included console launcher to maintain the second brain, or open vault-map.html for the constellation on its own.