An AI mind map assistant for developing your thinking

Begin with the decision or problem you want to explore. Include your audience, constraints, and what a useful outcome would look like. Specific context gives you a more useful starting point than a topic alone.

1. Describe your idea in Map with AI and review the provisional map.
2. Answer a useful follow-up question or explore a thinking lens such as risks or assumptions.
3. Review the proposed branches and refine the part that needs more thought.
4. Add the foundation to your map and continue editing on the canvas.

Try: Help me plan an internal support bot for a small team. We need to reduce repeated questions, protect confidential information, and test usefulness before a wider launch. Map the users, knowledge sources, risks, and success measures.

Use the resulting map as a draft. Check whether each branch reflects something you know, an AI suggestion, an assumption, or an unanswered question. Those distinctions help you decide what to validate next.

AI can suggest a starting structure, surface questions, and offer another angle when a branch feels incomplete. You remain responsible for checking factual claims and deciding which suggestions belong in your plan.

Map with AI sends the conversation and map context needed for the turn to the configured AI provider. Ordinary local maps are not sent merely because they exist. Avoid entering secrets you would not share with that provider; read the privacy policy before supplying sensitive information.