Neural Map
The Neural Map is a live, force-directed view of your workspace: your workspaces, agents, sessions, bit pages, and files, drawn as nodes with labelled connections between them. It has no rebuild step — it updates as you work, the same way the rest of the app does.
What's on this page, versus the rest of the guide
This page stays a short overview. The four pages below cover what actually becomes a node and what a connection means, how to search and move around the map without losing your place, what a node's inspector shows field by field, and what its right-click menu can do — including the one action on this map that is a pure visualization and never touches a real agent.
In this guide
- Reading the Map — what becomes a node, and what each connection label means.
- Navigating — search, zoom, pan, Focus mode, and the node-type legend doubling as a filter.
- Inspecting Nodes — the inspector, from the breadcrumb down to Save Bit.
- Context Actions — right-click menus on a node and on empty canvas, and why Simulate Synapse Flow never triggers a real action.
Where to go next
- Settings Reference — the node settings panel.
- Window & Panes — opening the Neural Map alongside other panes, and the app-wide Inspector.
- Agents — what an agent's live status means when a node reflects it.