Explore Connections Between Pack, Saved, Anchor, and Thinking Flow in Graph View
Graph View is a screen for visually exploring Pack formed in AI conversations, user-selected Saved and Anchor, and movement relationships between conversations.
Conversation lists show when and in which AI you talked, but it is hard to show which boundaries your thinking crossed and where it resumed. Graph View projects the thinking structure recorded in 5BY.AI as nodes and connection relationships so the user can explore it directly.
Graph View is not a map that evaluates the user's thoughts but a projection screen for the user to look back on their own thinking flow.
What Changed in This Update
- Pack, Saved, and Anchor are displayed as nodes with different roles.
- You can check the relationship of moving from an existing Anchor to a new conversation through Handoff.
- When used with Timelapse, you can examine what structure was formed at a specific point in time.
- Raw is not directly displayed as a node, and not all conversations are forced into visual elements.
- Node selection, zooming, and panning are exploration actions and do not automatically change memory state.
How to Verify
- Open Graph View at /graph or in 5by Tools.
- Check the flow of Pack and the positions of Saved and Anchor separately.
- Follow connection relationships to see where conversations branched or continued.
- Select needed coordinates to check details or prepare a Handoff.
Example in Actual Usage Flow
For example, to use this feature in actual work, the user opens Graph View at /graph or in 5by Tools. They check the flow of Pack and the positions of Saved and Anchor separately. Then they follow connection relationships to see where conversations branched or continued. When needed, they select needed coordinates to check details or prepare a Handoff. However, when using the feature, the following boundaries must be observed. Graph View does not make auto-recommendation, automatic importance display, or automatic camera movement the user's default experience. Knowing this distinction helps users use the feature without confusing the system's automatic processing with their explicit choices.
Before and After the Change
Understanding this feature as simple storage, auto-summary, or auto-recommendation blurs the boundary with other features. In this update, Graph View is a screen for visually exploring Pack formed in AI conversations, user-selected Saved and Anchor, and movement relationships between conversations. We separated actions the user directly executes from actions where the system shows structure, clarifying what is recorded and what does not change state.
Scope and Things to Note
- Graph View does not make auto-recommendation, automatic importance display, or automatic camera movement the user's default experience.
- The number of times a screen is opened or a node is viewed is not automatically reflected as memory importance.
- Current visual representation and interaction stability are continually improving and are separated from the Core's memory contract.
- Close proximity between nodes alone does not automatically confirm semantic similarity or causal relationship.
Why This Change Matters in the Overall 5BY.AI Structure
Graph View is a Projection that shows 5BY.AI's memory Core in a way the user can understand. Rather than making the screen more flashy, not distorting user choices and time flow is the priority. Even if the UI changes, the meaning of Pack, Saved, and Anchor and the user's control are maintained.
Criteria for Verifying This Update
- The user's explicit choices and the system's automatic processing should be explained separately.
- The target unit of the feature and boundaries with other features should match between public description and actual behavior.
- Screen navigation or similarity alone should not automatically determine importance, correct answers, or recommendation paths.