code-mindmap-android-studio

name	code-mindmap-android-studio
description	Code Mind Map preconfigured for Android Studio (JetBrains) — build a rule-of-7 mind map of a codebase (≤7 children per level, every leaf a function with a what/how explanation) and render an interactive HTML tree whose functions click straight open in Android Studio. Use when the user wants a project mind map and uses Android Studio (or another JetBrains IDE).
license	MIT
metadata	{"author":"amrebada","version":"1.0.0","variant_of":"code-mindmap","editor":"android-studio"}

Code Mind Map — Android Studio

This is the Android Studio variant of code-mindmap. Do everything exactly as the core skill describes — scout → map (parallel Explore agents) → enrich every function with explanation+steps → validate → render — with one thing fixed: the click-to-open links target Android Studio.

Android Studio is a JetBrains IDE (IntelliJ platform), so it does not use a scheme://file URL like the VS Code family. Instead it opens files through its built-in web server on localhost:63342:

http://localhost:63342/api/file/<absolute-path>:<line>

The same skill works for any JetBrains IDE — IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, GoLand — they all use the built-in server (set editor accordingly).

The only difference: render for Android Studio

Pass editor: "android-studio" to the core build script so each function/path emits a built-in-server link:

node ../../scripts/build.mjs /path/to/config.json
# config.json:
# {
#   "rootPath":  "/abs/enriched-tree.json",   // or "root": <tree object>
#   "outPath":   "~/.agent/diagrams/<name>-mindmap.html",
#   "repoRoot":  "<git rev-parse --show-toplevel>",
#   "editor":    "android-studio",            // or "intellij" / "pycharm" / "webstorm" / "goland"
#   "idePort":   63342,                         // override only if you run several JetBrains IDEs
#   "title": "...", "subtitle": "...", "footer": "...", "date": "YYYY-MM-DD"
# }

Make the links actually open (one-time setup — tell the user)

The built-in server is stricter than a URL scheme. For clicks to land:

1. Android Studio must be running with the project open (the project that contains repoRoot).
2. The built-in server is on by default at port 63342. If you run more than one JetBrains IDE at once, the second takes 63343, etc. — set idePort to match (find it under Settings → Build, Execution, Deployment → Debugger → Built-in server).
3. The first request usually shows an in-IDE confirmation popup ("Open file in IntelliJ IDEA / Android Studio?"). To skip it, enable Settings → Build, Execution, Deployment → Debugger → Built-in server → Allow unsigned requests.

Smoke-test before promising it works (IDE running, project open): curl -s "http://localhost:63342/api/file/$(pwd)/README.md:1" >/dev/null && echo ok — README should jump to the front in the IDE.

Fallback if the built-in server is blocked: the IDE also has a CLI launcher — studio --line <n> <file> (or idea --line <n> <file>) opens a file at a line. That isn't browser-clickable, but it's a reliable manual alternative.

Everything else (the rule-of-7 contract, the recursive node schema, the enrichment requirement, the quality gate) is in the core skill — follow it verbatim.