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list_mapsLists every mind map and board in the TabTree library (name, type, folder, size, last modified).Lists every mind map and board in the TabTree library (name, type, folder, size, last modified).
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read_mapReads one TabTree map. A mind map comes back as a markdown outline; a board as a list of elements and connections. `file` is a file name (or a map name) returned by list_maps.Reads one TabTree map. A mind map comes back as a markdown outline; a board as a list of elements and connections. `file` is a file name (or a map name) returned by list_maps.
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search_mapsSearches text across the whole TabTree library — map names, nodes, notes, shapes, sticky notes. Case-insensitive.Searches text across the whole TabTree library — map names, nodes, notes, shapes, sticky notes. Case-insensitive.
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create_mindmapCreates a NEW TabTree mind map from a markdown outline (#/## headings, bullet lists indented by 2 spaces, [x]/[ ] checkboxes, [title](url) links, and " @a:<id>" / " @e:<emoji>" at the end of a line for an illustration). The first top-level line becomes the centre. Writes a .tabtree file into the ba…Creates a NEW TabTree mind map from a markdown outline (#/## headings, bullet lists indented by 2 spaces, [x]/[ ] checkboxes, [title](url) links, and " @a:<id>" / " @e:<emoji>" at the end of a line for an illustration). The first top-level line becomes the centre. Writes a .tabtree file into the ba…
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propose_changesProposes changes to an EXISTING mind map: add branches, rename a node, write a note, tick a task, remove a branch, illustrate a node. Nothing is applied — the proposal appears in TabTree as a banner on that map, the user reviews it change by change and picks what to keep (and can undo with Cmd+Z af…Proposes changes to an EXISTING mind map: add branches, rename a node, write a note, tick a task, remove a branch, illustrate a node. Nothing is applied — the proposal appears in TabTree as a banner on that map, the user reviews it change by change and picks what to keep (and can undo with Cmd+Z af…
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Let Claude read your TabTree library and turn conversations into mind maps and whiteboards. Local files, no account, nothing uploaded.
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