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Yes, I have seen several adjacent approaches. Microsoft Huabu explores spatial interaction around research materials, while LLM Canvas and tldraw’s branching-chat experiments explore visual conversation trees. Many workflow canvases also use nodes and edges, but they usually represent execution pipelines. The specific interaction I am testing is more narrowly about context: an edge changes what the model receives, wh…
I vibe coded/sketched a similar idea for the obsidian canvas. https://github.com/ff6347/obsidian-canvas-context it is more a research artifact then a real product/tool. I think I gave up at some point because it does not integrate with my agent workflow. I also try to keep my second brain free of AI generated text. But it was a nice experiment. The biggest barrier is for me that it happens in a different space than t…
I think it makes a distinction here. Because I don't want to create "another" coding agent cli here. The core of my idea is to make context editable and flexible. It did help me when I do research to update information, condensate ideas, and prevent context pollution.