Feature May 31, 2026

Zooming out now summarizes every node

The cursor travels to the magnifier-minus button in the bottom-right corner and clicks it three times. On each click every card on the map shortens what it says, from the full question and answer to a tweet, then a phrase, then a single keyword, shrinking as it goes while the layout draws in around the selected node until the whole map fits on screen. Three clicks on the magnifier-plus beside it put the full text back.

A map with fifty answered nodes is unreadable at any zoom that fits it on one screen, because shrinking text does not shorten it. So the text changes instead.

Every node now has four levels. Full is what you wrote and what the model said. Tweet, Phrase and Keyword are summaries, generated when the node completes in a single call that produces all three at once. Cmd plus equals and Cmd plus minus step through them, and there are buttons in the bottom right corner.

Card sizes change with the level and the layout reflows around them, anchored so the selected node stays where it is instead of sliding out from under you. Entering edit mode at a compact level animates back to Full first, because editing a summary is not editing the node.

This is a separate control from viewport zoom. Viewport zoom is how large things are drawn. Zoom level is how much a node says.

Nodes written before this were filled in by a background job.

Open a map and press Cmd plus minus.

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