My Writing Atlas
Notes → terrain · peaks and valleys · buried notes · pairs to link · a control beside every number
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내 기계에서 한 번 굽고: cd apps/karmolab && node scripts/build-memo-atlas.mjs
Groups your own writing by meaning and draws it as one terrain map. Shows where it piles up, what got buried, and which notes should be linked — every number next to a control.
How to use it
- Bake a map from your own notes folder (embedding runs locally — nothing leaves your machine)
- Open the baked file with "load my map"
- Zoom to change the level — 6 → 14 → 30 clusters
- Switch to matrix view to read the ordering (bands invisible in node-link show up here)
- Read the notes under the canvas — including what this map cannot do
Common questions
- Where does my writing get sent?
- Nowhere. Embedding and drawing both happen on your own machine, and the baked map file is not shipped in this repository. That file does contain your titles and neighbour links, so treat it as private data when you move it between machines.
- The map does not show up. Why?
- If no baked map file is present the screen says so and offers a "load my map" button. Everyone bakes their own map from their own writing — no one else’s map ships with the tool.
- If two notes sit close together, are they really similar?
- Only half true. The data is roughly 18-dimensional, so flattening it to two dimensions must tear it — measured, about 69% of on-screen neighbours are not neighbours in the original space. The screen always prints that number alongside.
- Do the positions change every time?
- About half of a position is decided by the random seed (wobble 4.6% versus 8.5% for structureless data). Neighbour relations, however, belong to the data (33.8% versus 0.51%). So trust "who is next to me" and distrust "which direction it lies in".
- Who names the clusters?
- Names are picked automatically from words in the writing. Whether a name really belongs to its cluster is measured too, and the result is printed next to a chance-level control (50%).
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