Learning Commands · Reference & Visualization
/mindmap command
Interactive mind map of topic structure
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Interactive mind map of topic structure
At a glance
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Command | /mindmap |
| Usage | `/mindmap [--topic=] [--scope=free |
| Category | reference |
| Execution | server |
| Context | pok |
| Response type | mini-canvas |
| Active PoK required | yes |
Parameters
- topic (optional) — Topic to visualize as a mind map
Examples
/mindmap
/mindmap --scope=unit
/mindmap --scope=all
/mindmap --topic=Binary Search Trees
/mindmap --scope=free --topic=OSI Model
How it works
The mindmap command creates an interactive mind map visualization of your learning content.
How it works:
- The AI generates a hierarchical node structure from your learning material
- Each node contains a label, detailed description, and a check question
- Learn mode: Explore the map, expand/collapse branches, read descriptions, and answer check questions to master nodes
- Test mode: ~30-40% of nodes are hidden — type the correct label to reveal them
Options:
- topic: Specific topic to visualize (optional — uses current topic if not specified)
- scope: Content scope —
free(any topic),pok(current topic),unit(entire unit),all(all units)
Learn mode:
- Click a node to see its description and check question
- Answer correctly to mark the node as mastered (green checkmark)
- Track progress: mastered nodes / total nodes
- Toggle between Tree and Radial view in the toolbar
Test mode:
- Hidden nodes show "???" — click to type the correct label
- Correct label reveals the node with a celebration
- Score: first-attempt accuracy
Tips:
- Use
--scope=free --topic=...to create a mind map on any topic - Start with
--scope=pokthen expand tounitorallfor review
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