DeeplyClear

Apply exact node and edge operations to an existing owned DeeplyClear map. Use only for deterministic edits involving explicit positions, styles, node IDs, or edges. Fetch the map first with deeplyclear_get_map. Prefer deeplyclear_edit_map for ordinary natural-language changes.

deeplyclear_apply_operations

Create a new interactive, editable, shareable mind map or mindmap in DeeplyClear. Use when the user asks to create, generate, visualize, structure, organize, or transform information into a mind map, mindmap, concept map, knowledge map, systems map, idea map, argument map, research map, or codebase map. This is appropriate for topics, conversations, research, plans, documents, codebases, and messy notes. Do not use when the user specifically asks for a static image, illustration, poster, or infographic.

deeplyclear_create_map

Update an existing owned DeeplyClear map using a natural-language instruction. Use for broad changes such as adding topics, restructuring sections, connecting ideas, simplifying the map, or expanding its depth. Do not use to create a new map.

deeplyclear_edit_map

Add focused child nodes beneath one existing node in an owned DeeplyClear map. Use when the user asks to expand, deepen, explain, or break down one specific topic in an existing map.

deeplyclear_elaborate_node

Fetch the nodes, edges, and metadata of one existing owned DeeplyClear map. Use before deterministic edits or when the current map structure must be inspected.

deeplyclear_get_map

Return the authenticated DeeplyClear workspace, plan, and granted permissions. Use for account, workspace, access, plan, or permission questions.

deeplyclear_workspace

List maps in the authenticated user's DeeplyClear workspace. Use when the user asks to find, browse, select, or inspect their existing maps.

deeplyclear_list_maps

Return a visual preview and interactive link for one existing owned DeeplyClear map. Use when the user asks to see, open, display, or preview a map, or after creation when a preview was not already returned.

deeplyclear_preview_map