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Memory map

The memory map is a visual index of local memory relationships. It helps an operator see clusters, stale areas, and recent activity, but it is not the source of truth. The source of truth is still the memory entry and its review state.

In v0.5.0 the map is connected to real memory data rather than a decorative constellation. It can show approved entries, project clusters, and SSE updates when memory changes. On machines without WebGL2, Kanade falls back to a readable non-3D view.

Use the map to answer navigation questions:

  • Which project has the densest recent memory?
  • Which cluster is mostly archival?
  • Which entries were accepted recently?
  • Which root is producing too much low-value material?

Use the ledger or proposal view for decisions. If a memory looks wrong, edit, archive, or reject it from the review surface rather than trusting the graph.