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See the shape of a project, not a list you scroll past
The map is the project seen from above. Drag a node to reshape it, click one to open the work behind it, and pull the whole map out into its own window when you want it beside something else.
A node is a piece of work, not a sticky note
Clicking a node opens its chat and its files side by side, docking files to the right of the chat — but only when no files pane is already open, so it never rearranges a layout you built by hand.
Nodes carry the state of the work: what is open, what is running, what came back done.
Pull it out and it keeps its own workspace
Drag a view past the window edge and it opens as its own window. A map popped out for one project stays on that project — it does not follow whatever the other window is showing.
A popped-out window starts with the sidebar shut and never saves that choice back. You pulled one view out to look at it; it should not restyle the window you left.
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Workspaces
A workspace holds one project's chat, files, history and map together — so work stops scattering across a notes app, a chat window and a folder somewhere.
Todo board
One board per workspace, showing what is open, what an agent is working on right now, and what came back finished.
Popped-out views
Drag a map, a chat or a file list past the edge of the window and it becomes its own window — so you can put the map on one screen and the work on another.