I built a canvas where LLM chats become an editable map
An infinite canvas where LLM conversations grow into an editable thought graph. ▶ Try it live no install, no signup; the example canvas needs no key 中文 · Quick start · More capabilities · Models · Cost & privacy The one rule Wires are the context. What the model sees is exactly what wires into the node. In action One principle behind every gesture: the human in the loop, the model on the wires.
- ▪An infinite canvas where LLM conversations grow into an editable thought graph. ▶ Try it live no install, no signup; the example canvas needs no key 中文 · Quick start · More capabilities · Models · Cost & privacy The one rule Wires are the c
- ▪What the model sees is exactly what wires into the node.
- ▪In action One principle behind every gesture: the human in the loop, the model on the wires.
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ThoughtDAG Your thinking deserves a map. An infinite canvas where LLM conversations grow into an editable thought graph. ▶ Try it live no install, no signup; the example canvas needs no key 中文 · Quick start · More capabilities · Models · Cost & privacy The one rule Wires are the context. What the model sees is exactly what wires into the node. Editing the graph edits the model's memory. In action One principle behind every gesture: the human in the loop, the model on the wires. No autonomous agent redraws your graph. ✂️ Delete one edge, get a different answer The model sees only what wires in. Delete the noise edge, ask again, and the same prompt returns a clean answer. Reproduce it in chapter ③ of the example canvas. 📖 Read a paper into a map Select a passage, ask right there.
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