Real output from the mindmap skill — see what it produces before you install.
▶ Open the live interactive mindmap (hosted on GitHub Pages — click, zoom, collapse branches).
Source: How we made GitHub Copilot CLI more selective about delegation
Generated with a single command (URL input), using the multi-agent judge panel:
/mindmap https://github.blog/ai-and-ml/how-we-made-github-copilot-cli-more-selective-about-delegation/ --panel --render
The --panel flag runs a 3-proposer / 3-judge / 1-synthesizer panel that designs the structure and picks the best format per node — note the bolded headline metrics, the reliability/responsiveness tables, the handoff checklist, and the find → read → edit → verify code node. The skill then rendered a standalone interactive .html.
| File | What it is |
|---|---|
copilot-cli-selective-delegation.mindmap.md |
The Markmap source — paste at markmap.js.org or open in the VS Code Markmap extension |
copilot-cli-selective-delegation.mindmap.html |
The rendered interactive mindmap — open it live on GitHub Pages, or download and open in any browser |
▶ Open the live interactive mindmap (hosted on GitHub Pages — click, zoom, collapse branches).
Source: FastContext: Training Efficient Repository Explorer for Coding Agents (arXiv:2606.14066)
Generated with a single command (URL input), using the multi-agent judge panel:
/mindmap https://arxiv.org/html/2606.14066v1 --panel --render
The --panel flag runs a 3-proposer / 3-judge / 1-synthesizer panel. For this paper it surfaced the payoff first (+5.5% resolution, −60% tokens), rendered the benchmark and F1 results as tables, the reward function as a code node, and the limitations as a checklist — then rendered a standalone interactive .html.
| File | What it is |
|---|---|
fastcontext-repository-explorer.mindmap.md |
The Markmap source — paste at markmap.js.org or open in the VS Code Markmap extension |
fastcontext-repository-explorer.mindmap.html |
The rendered interactive mindmap — open it live on GitHub Pages, or download and open in any browser |
▶ Open the live interactive mindmap (hosted on GitHub Pages — click, zoom, collapse branches).
Source: Why Systems Thinkers Will Define the AI Era by Catherine Bye
Generated with a single command (URL input), using the multi-agent judge panel:
/mindmap https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-systems-thinkers-define-ai-era-catherine-bye-5ralc/ --panel --render
The --panel flag runs a 3-proposer / 3-judge / 1-synthesizer panel that designs the structure and picks the best format per node — note the punchline-first thesis, the bolded headline numbers (+30% productivity, 92% vs 1% AI-maturity, 1 in 5 neurodivergent), the archetype and research tables, and the “who to look for” checklist. The skill then rendered a standalone interactive .html.
| File | What it is |
|---|---|
why-systems-thinkers-define-ai-era.mindmap.md |
The Markmap source — paste at markmap.js.org or open in the VS Code Markmap extension |
why-systems-thinkers-define-ai-era.mindmap.html |
The rendered interactive mindmap — open it live on GitHub Pages, or download and open in any browser |