Mind Map Construction with Markmap
This AI tool serves as an interactive agent for users looking to construct mind maps efficiently using Markmap syntax. It starts by creating a high-level skeleton based on user-provided topics. Begin with !start [topic].
Mind Map Construction with Markmap is a powerful AI tool that helps you easily create mind maps using a simple and intuitive Markmap syntax. With this tool at your fingertips, you can start building your mind map with just a few clicks. To get started, simply type "!start [topic]" and watch as the tool constructs a high-level skeleton for your mind map. Then, you can continue adding more topics and connections using Markmap syntax, streamlining the mind map creation process. The tool doesn't have any knowledge or tools to inherit, but it's easy to use and highly efficient.
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Learn how to use Mind Map Construction with Markmap effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "I want to create a mind map about my next project."
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Prompt 2: "I want to add more information to my existing mind map."
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Prompt 3: "I want to rearrange the topics in my mind map."
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Prompt 4: "I want to collaborate with someone on my mind map."
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Prompt 5: "I want to publish my mind map on the web."
Features and commands
Getting started
!start [topic]: This command will start a mind map and create the base structure based on the user-provided topic.
Adding content
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add [parent] [child]: This command will add a new child to a parent topic in the mind map. It will automatically update the links between nodes. -
link [parent] [child]: This command will create a link between two existing topics. The first argument is the parent topic, and the second argument is the child topic.
Modifying content
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rename [old] [new]: This command will change the name of a topic in the mind map. -
delete [topic]: This command will remove a topic from the mind map.
Searching and filtering
search [query]: This command will search for topics in the mind map based on the provided query.
Viewing and navigating
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view [node]: This command will display the mind map in its entirety. -
navigate [direction]: This command will allow the user to navigate through the mind map, either forward (next) or backward (prev).
Exporting
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export: This command will allow the user to export the mind map in various formats, including Markdown and JSON. -
publish: This command will allow the user to publish the mind map on the web, making it accessible to others.