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MindMap.Town

By JUSTIN THOMAS YOUENS

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Overview

Ask Claude for a mind map and MindMap.Town draws it right in the conversation: branches, notes, links, and to-do checklists, in a cozy candy style. Open a topic's notes, go full screen to zoom and pan, and open the map in the free MindMap.Town editor with one click to rearrange it, recolor it, check things off, and share it. Ask for changes in the chat and Claude draws the updated map. Paste a MindMap.Town link to see that map too. Great for brainstorming, planning trips and projects, study plans, meeting notes, and checklists. No account or sign-in. Maps are never saved on a server: the whole map lives in its link, and the connector keeps nothing.

Tools

show_mind_map

ChatGPT
Show the person a mind map, drawn in the chat as Mind Map Town's candy map, with a button that opens it in the Mind Map Town editor. Use it when someone asks for a mind map, wants to map something out, brainstorm or outline ideas visually, or turn notes, a plan, or a document into a map, and to show or change a mindmap.town link they shared. Only call it when the person wants a map. If they picked this app but ask for something else, like a quick fact, a chart, a table, or a calculation, answer normally without calling it. Pass either map (a nested outline) or link, not both. - Plan one central topic, 3 to 7 branches, and a few children under each (at most about 12 under one topic; group more into subtopics). Keep titles short (1 to 6 words) and put longer text in notes (Markdown). Use the person's own words where they gave them. These are defaults: follow any size or shape the person asks for. - Branches take their own colors automatically, and half go on each side. Set side or color only when asked, or to order a sequence (steps read down the right side, then down the left). - For a checklist, give each item todo "open" or "done", and keep status words out of titles. - Add a link only for an address you know is real. - To change a map, send the whole updated map again, not only the changes, and keep each branch on the side it had (the result lists every branch's side).

show_mind_map

Claude
Show the person a mind map, drawn in the chat as Mind Map Town's candy map, with a button that opens it in the Mind Map Town editor. Use it when someone asks for a mind map, wants to map something out, brainstorm or outline ideas visually, or turn notes, a plan, or a document into a map, and to show or change a mindmap.town link they shared. Only call it when the person wants a map. If they picked this app but ask for something else, like a quick fact, a chart, a table, or a calculation, answer normally without calling it. Pass either map (a nested outline) or link, not both. - Plan one central topic, 3 to 7 branches, and a few children under each (at most about 12 under one topic; group more into subtopics). Keep titles short (1 to 6 words) and put longer text in notes (Markdown). Use the person's own words where they gave them. These are defaults: follow any size or shape the person asks for. - Branches take their own colors automatically, and half go on each side. Set side or color only when asked, or to order a sequence (steps read down the right side, then down the left). - For a checklist, give each item todo "open" or "done", and keep status words out of titles. - Add a link only for an address you know is real. - To change a map, send the whole updated map again, not only the changes, and keep each branch on the side it had (the result lists every branch's side).

Capabilities

Interactive

Example Prompts

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