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This is a scan of current product areas. The feature guides explain how to use them; Feature status separates current behavior from experimental directions.

Canvas and navigation

  • Multiple canvases with create, rename, switch, archive, and delete flows.
  • Infinite canvas with middle/right-drag panning, wheel zoom, node movement, and box selection.
  • Three semantic zoom levels: full cards, takeaway plaques, and icon-level markers.
  • Minimap, zoom controls, frame navigator, node search, structural arrow-key navigation, and root-path highlighting.
  • Tidy layout, local Align, frames, annotations, undo, and redo.

Guide: Canvas, navigation, and frames

Conversation nodes and floating panel

  • One node stores a question, answer versions, model provenance, role, highlights, and attachments.
  • Continue a path, Explore from selected text, edit questions and answers, or regenerate in place or as a sibling node.
  • Floating panel for reading, version switching, attachments, highlights, merge order, grouped context tree, and follow-up input.
  • Right-click node menu for panel/reading access, regeneration, summarizing to a note, copying, CLI continuation, duplication, archiving, and deletion.

Guide: Conversation nodes and panel

Wires and model-visible context

  • Purple solid conversation paths, orange structural exploration branches, purple dashed summary references, and red dashed reviewer relationships.
  • Will send preview grouped into materials, references, and conversation turns.
  • Delete or convert a wire without deleting its nodes; archive content to exclude it while retaining it.
  • Context fingerprints, stale markers, answer versions, and dependency-ordered replay.
  • Controlled comparison by regenerating the same question and model after a context change.

Guide: Control context · Versions, staleness, and replay

Material nodes and reader

  • PDF, image, HTML, DOCX, Markdown, text, code, and link-snapshot materials within current input boundaries.
  • Original/text/digest views where available; document recognition and editable extracted text.
  • Ask from selected text or a selected visual region, save a passage or image as its own node, and preserve page provenance.
  • Reading rail for source-grounded question chains, with jumps between source, answer, and canvas node.
  • Material overview and inherited attachment controls.

Guide: Material nodes and reader

Organize and review

  • Merge summary, Merge & delete, Weave highlights, structured highlights, and multiple downstream highlight modes.
  • Condensed copy of consecutive unbranched runs while preserving the original path and protected decisions/pivots.
  • Sliding reviewer nodes, graph diagnostics, and manual or automatic refresh of dependent work.

Guide: Merge, highlight, and condense

Models, tools, roles, and memory

  • Runtime provider presets, OpenRouter sign-in, Ollama, custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints, .env providers, and supported plan connections.
  • Global model selection and node-level model pinning; model provenance stored per answer version.
  • Web search, scholarly search, vision routing, and local/remote MCP tools.
  • Inherited/set/reset node roles and editable role library.
  • Visible ambient-memory admission for preferences, user-stated identity, and project facts, with undo and global controls.

Guide: Models, tools, and memory · Connect a model

Session Atlas

  • Discover supported local Codex and Claude Code sessions by project folder.
  • Read-only graph mirrors with conversation nodes and inspectable tool-result attachments.
  • Incremental append, changed-session filters, multi-session canvas mounting, re-mirroring, and source-status indicators.
  • Sources management and optional one-command handoff from supported agents.

Guide: Session Atlas

Toolbar, menus, and data

  • Toolbar access to models, replay, frames, search, language, backup, overflow actions, undo, and redo.
  • Overflow menu for annotation visibility, layout, highlight/material overviews, condense, diagnostics, sharing, exports, appearance, memory, and tutorial.
  • IndexedDB persistence, automatic folder backup, complete JSON import/export, selected/context-chain Markdown, event CSV, and read-only URL sharing.

Guide: Interface overview · Data, backup, and sharing

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