Mapify

Use this for open-ended questions that benefit from Mapify agentic research, web search, source fetching, and mind map generation. This starts or waits on an asynchronous task and does not render a mind map widget itself; call resume-task with the returned taskId to fetch and render the result.

Use this when the user wants to create a mind map from a host-provided audio file reference or audio file URL, such as a podcast episode or recording. Use url when the client can provide a public URL. The result includes the transcript when available.

Use this for complex research tasks that need deeper multi-step investigation before producing a mind map. This starts or waits on an asynchronous task and does not render a mind map widget itself; call resume-task with the returned taskId to fetch and render the result.

Use this when the user wants to create a mind map from a host-provided file reference or a publicly accessible document URL. Use url when the client can provide a public URL. Supports PDFs, Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, Excel files, CSV, EPUB ebooks, and plain text or markdown files.

Use this when the user wants to create a mind map from a host-provided image reference or image URL. Use url when the client can provide a public URL. Supports diagrams, whiteboard photos, screenshots, infographics, or scanned notes in PNG, JPG, and WebP.

Use this when you want to visualize structured markdown content as an interactive mind map. This tool instantly renders the provided markdown into a zoomable, hierarchical mind map. Ideal for: webpage summaries, conversation organization, text analysis, knowledge structuring, or any content that benefits from visual hierarchy.

Fetch and render a completed Mapify task as an interactive mind map widget. Call this after resume-task returns status "ready" with a taskId.

Poll an asynchronous Mapify task, or answer a clarification request. This tool does NOT render a mind map widget — when it returns status "ready", call render-result with the taskId to display the interactive mind map.

Use this when the user wants to summarize a long piece of raw text into a mind map: articles, meeting notes, reports, transcripts, or email threads. Unlike render-markdown, the text does not need to be structured — Mapify summarizes it with AI.

Use this when the user wants to create a mind map from a host-provided video file reference, a video page link (Bilibili and other platforms), or a direct video file URL (mp4, mov, webm, ...). Use url when the client can provide a public URL. For YouTube links prefer youtube-to-mindmap. The result includes the transcript when available.