Markdown 노트의 폴더를 켜십시오 (O Obsidian vault 또는 gbrain export) ** 하나 자체 유지, 대화형 HTML 지식지도** — 테마, 타임 라인 당신은 기본 성장, 클릭 - 전망 패널을 볼 수 있습니다.

: Claude Code · OpenAI Codex · Cursor · Gemini CLI · OpenClaw · 또는 스크립트를 실행하십시오.

5 초에 그것을 참조하십시오 (설정 없음)

이 재포에서 미리 만들어진 데모 배송 — 노 노트 생성, embeddings, 아니 gbrain, 파이썬 없음. 파일 열기:

3개의 테마 (work · 연구 · 생활)를 통하여 992개의 소설 주제. 타임 라인, 보도자료 성장**, 노드를 클릭, toggle 필터.

자신의 노트에서 빌드

= Obsidian vault, 또는 gbrain export --dir 디렉토리. 오시는 길 일반 Markdown을 읽으십시오 : YAML frontmatter (tags]], created]]) + [[wikilinks]]].

의존도는 선택적입니다

brain-map

Turn a folder of Markdown notes (an Obsidian vault or a gbrain export) into one self-contained, interactive HTML knowledge map — a force-directed graph coloured by theme, a timeline you can scrub to watch the base grow, and a click-to-inspect panel.

Works with: Claude Code · OpenAI Codex · Cursor · Gemini CLI · OpenClaw · or just run the script.

See it in 5 seconds (no setup)

A prebuilt demo ships in this repo — no notes to generate, no embeddings, no gbrain, no Python. Open the file:

open demo/brain-map.html        # macOS
xdg-open demo/brain-map.html    # Linux
start demo/brain-map.html       # Windows

992 fictional notes across three themes (work · study · life). Scrub the timeline, press ▶ Play growth, click nodes, toggle filters.

Build from your own notes

python3 scripts/build_map.py  out.html --title "My Second Brain"
open out.html

`` = your Obsidian vault, or a gbrain export --dir directory. The map reads plain Markdown: YAML frontmatter (tags, created) + [[wikilinks]].

Dependencies are optional

The builder auto-detects networkx and picks the better path. No gbrain, no embeddings, no server required either way.

What it reads

• Theme = top-level folder — your folders, whatever they are → node & edge colour. Colours are assigned automatically from a palette (no fixed taxonomy); Work/, Study/, Life/ keep their legacy colours if present, root-level notes are Other.
• Type = subfolder / tags → node shape (person, meeting, journal, lecture, project, link, todo, index, note).
• Edges = resolved [[wikilinks]]. Node size scales with link count; hubs get labels.
• Timeline = created timestamps, bucketed by month, stacked by theme. No created in the frontmatter? It falls back to the file’s own timestamp, so plain vaults still get a timeline.

The richer your cross-linking (people cards, meeting attendees, index pages), the more legible the map. Designed to pair with the save-note skill, which writes exactly this shape.

In the HTML

• Scrub / Play the timeline → the graph reveals notes up to that month; Play animates the whole base growing from empty to today.
• Filter by theme and type (live counts); search highlights matches.
• Click a node → dim the rest, light its neighbourhood, open a detail panel (summary, tags, date, connected notes).
• Responsive down to a phone.

Install as an agent skill

Claude Code