From cortex-viz
Launch the interactive Cortex neural-graph visualization (the cortex-viz MCP). Use when the user says 'show visualization', 'show me the graph', 'visualize memories', 'show memory map', 'open neural graph', 'cortex-visualize', or when a visual overview of the memory system, codebase graph, or session trace would help.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/cortex-viz:cortex-visualizeThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
visualize, graph, neural graph, memory map, show memories, visual overview, entity graph, methodology graph, codebase graph, session trace, show profile, galaxy
visualize, graph, neural graph, memory map, show memories, visual overview, entity graph, methodology graph, codebase graph, session trace, show profile, galaxy
Launch the interactive browser-based neural graph served by the cortex-viz
MCP. It reads Cortex's shared PostgreSQL store (read-only) plus your ~/.claude
session history and wiki, and opens six reading angles over the same data:
Trace (default), Graph (the galaxy), Knowledge, Wiki, Board,
and Pipeline.
Use this skill when: the user wants a visual overview, is exploring the knowledge/codebase graph, or needs to present or screenshot Cortex's state.
Requires: the cortex-viz MCP. If its tools are not available, tell the
user to install cortex-viz (https://github.com/cdeust/cortex-viz).
Works without Cortex: cortex-viz does NOT require the Cortex memory
engine to be useful. When Cortex's PostgreSQL is unreachable (or
CORTEX_VIZ_NO_DB=1 is set) the server starts in no-DB mode: the Trace
view — the per-session execution drill over ~/.claude session logs + git —
is fully live, and the five DB-backed views (Graph, Brain, Knowledge, Wiki,
Board) appear greyed out with an install pointer instead of erroring. So
launch it freely even if the user hasn't installed Cortex.
cortex-viz:open_visualization({})
Or filter to a specific domain:
cortex-viz:open_visualization({ "domain": "cortex" })
Opens in the browser on a local 127.0.0.1 port. Features:
For custom visualization or analysis without opening the browser:
cortex-viz:get_methodology_graph({ "domain": "<optional filter>" })
npx claudepluginhub cdeust/cortex --plugin cortex-vizGuides creation and editing of skills using test-driven development with pressure scenarios and subagents to verify agent compliance.
Guides reception of code review feedback: verify before implementing, avoid performative agreement, push back with technical reasoning when needed.
Runs a structured interview session to sharpen plans or designs, producing ADRs and a glossary as output.