Everything one studio runs, in one map.

Projects, the studio, Claude's memory, skills, and the notes that hold them together. What needs a person is marked.

need a person: 6
things: 31
connections: 36

Enter the map →How it is built

Demo data only. Nothing here is a real project, person, or path.

How it is built

A workspace that reads carefully and never acts alone.

Local-first

State lives in the browser.

Namespaced, resilient localStorage with a demo reset and no account. Nothing about you is sent anywhere to use this page.

Bounded context

Server routes read shallowly, and only what is registered.

Project paths, docs, manifests, package scripts, and Git state; never secrets, dependencies, caches, or generated output. Read-only by construction.

Evidence over claims

Team awareness comes from records, not from a feeling.

A read-only GitHub connector turns pull requests awaiting review, unassigned issues, and stale branches into a queue. The demo shows a synthetic fallback in its place.

Memory outside the app

Long-term context is a Markdown vault the app can only read.

Current notes only, pointers rather than copies, and nothing consequential happens without a person approving it.

Two modes, one codebase

The demo is not the operator system with hidden navigation.

Public demo

Neutral persona and synthetic projects
Browser localStorage, no account
Synthetic workspace and GitHub fallbacks
Live GitHub access disabled in code
Build output scanned for private strings

Private operator

Personal local state, kept out of this repository
Bounded, read-only workspace discovery
Read-only vault, GitHub, and deployment evidence
Local semantic recall over current notes
Human approval before any consequential action

Enter the map →Source on GitHub