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Render idea, question, and hypothesis maps from KB graph neighbors and brainstorming notes.
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| name | research-brainstorm-map |
| namespace | research |
| platforms | ["all"] |
| description | Render idea, question, and hypothesis maps from KB graph neighbors and brainstorming notes. |
Use when the user wants a visual or structured map of the brainstorming neighborhood around a research topic.
Query KB neighbors with:
aiwg index neighbors --graph kb --node <slug>
Group returned nodes by concept, entity, source summary, synthesis, and brainstorm note.
Build one or more maps:
Mark each node or claim as user-idea, model-suggestion, or
citation-backed when that information is known.
Use Markdown by default. If the user asks for a renderable graph, output Mermaid or DOT with source labels in node text.