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A private atlas makes the link visible before you think to look for it. Drag ideas together, inspect the source snippet, and export the authored graph as markdown or JSON.

DRAG A NOTE TO REVEAL ITS NEIGHBORS5 notes / 6 links

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This atlas starts with five authored note nodes and six fixed links. Bars show five nodes and six links at eighty pixels per item. Selecting a node reveals its saved snippet and incident link count. The page does not infer semantic relations or retrieve a database; it makes an authored fixture inspectable. Architecture has two incident links, to Connections and Obsidian. Connections has three, to Architecture, Retrieval and Obsidian. Bars depict those degrees at one hundred fifty pixels per link. The counter filters the six edge pairs for the selected node index. This local count is graph degree, not relevance or retrieval quality. Dragging changes a note position but does not add or remove links. Authorship has two incident links both before and after a drag. Bars show two links in each state at two hundred pixels per link. The reset button restores the five initial positions and clears selection. Export writes each note title and snippet, followed by full nodes and edges JSON in a Markdown file. The exported positions are authored geometry, not semantic distances.

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