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GuangminJu/mellos-mapping

A live layered dependency map for bottom-up development — MCP server + terminal pane for Claude Code, Codex CLI and any MCP client. Ghost the design first, light nodes up as they are built and verifie

5 stars
1 forks
TypeScript
momentum ▲ 12.0
created 2026-08-12
on radar since 2026-08-14
star trend 3 → 5 since 2026-08-14
bottom-upclaude-codecodexdependency-graphdeveloper-toolsdsh-pluginmcpmcp-serverterminaltuivisualization
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About mellos-mapping

A live, terminal-native map of bottom-up development for Claude Code and Codex CLI.

While Claude builds your system, a split pane beside the conversation shows the system's layered dependency map: primitive layers at the bottom, dependency edges that may only point downward, ghost nodes for what is designed, a spinner on what is being built right now, and solid green for what is built and verified.

In a real terminal the wiring and band bars render FAINT while node boxes glow in their status colors with bold labels — a dark circuit board where the components are the bright things. Skip-level edges thread through gaps between boxes (watch the line dive between State Store and Watcher above); non-overlapping wire segments share track rows to keep the bands close.

(This is the plugin's own map, mid-development. The spinner really spins.)

Most progress reporting is a task list — a top-down worldview. A Mellos map grows the other way: an upper node can only stand on nodes below it, and the picture makes the discipline visible:

- The ghost design appears before any code. Claude declares the whole intended structure as dashed ghost nodes first; you can veto a bad design while it is still only a picture. - The spinner is where Claude's attention is. One glance answers "what is it doing right now, and on top of what?" - Done means verified. A node turns solid green only with evidence (a passing test run). If later work cracks a foundation, the node turns red — a cracked foundation under a spinning upper floor is the most honest status report there is. - The map is a ledger, not

From the project README.

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