Claude Visual Project

References Work in progress Tree edit mode

Tree edit mode: drag a card onto its new parent to move it there · drag the background to move the map

◆ decisions in force · ?N open questions · ↗ depends on (click to jump) · selected node: green what it depends on, amber what uses it · "N nodes": inactive nodes stacked, click to spread · wheel to zoom, drag to move · Z: zoom to selected

Map of your project docs

Open the docs folder of your repository from GitHub, where the threads leave their work, or from a clone on your disk. The page reads the Markdown files directly: nothing is copied or uploaded. Press F5 to see changes.

This browser cannot read a local folder (use Chrome or Edge for that); it can still open a GitHub repository.

Context pack

The clipboard is not available. Copy the text below and paste it in a new thread.

New sub-task under

The prompt asks a new thread to create a child node with this title and then work on it.

Rename

Title Also rename the file or folder, and update every reference to it

The page writes the changes to the folder on your disk (the browser asks for permission the first time). Commit them in git as usual.

Move under

Name

Files

The page writes the changes to the folder on your disk, regenerates the node index (.index.md) if the folder has one, and reloads. Commit the changes in git as usual.

Global rules

The rules every thread follows live in the node global-rules. When it holds this page's rules, the prompts only point to it; otherwise they repeat the rules in full. "Update rules" rewrites only its "CVP rules" section; its "Project rules" section is never changed.

GitHub

Open a repository

Repository Docs folder

Token

Personal access token

Without a token the page reads public repositories only, and Rename and Move copy a prompt for a thread instead of writing. With a token it also reads private repositories and commits Rename, Move, the global rules and the node index directly to the default branch. The token is kept only in this browser and sent only to api.github.com. Use a fine-grained token limited to your project repositories, with the permission "Contents: read and write".

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