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CompactViz gpt56 b

Jesse Vincent edited this page Aug 22, 2026 · 1 revision

Semantic zoom & narrative

codex-personal/gpt-5.6-sol · gpt56-b

The story compressed — chapter strata, a living sentence, and prompt pins.

Narrative Spine

A 156px narrative minimap rail that compresses the whole live session into chapter strata, one living sentence, and exact prompt jump pins.

Realtime Comprehension — In one narrow glance: the three-line story so far, every chapter stratum, the chapter still being written, the current attempt, latest change, and every user-prompt jump point.

Long-Session Scaling — Turn volume changes stratum proportions and counts rather than adding rows; user prompts remain six distinct clickable pins in their owning chapters and never aggregate away.

Interactive mockup (raw HTML — download & open locally)

Storyline Strip

A 96px horizontal story dock combining a three-line synopsis, proportional chapter ribbon, live attempt, and persistent prompt diamonds.

Realtime Comprehension — The complete narrative arc, live edge, current attempt, latest change, and every user prompt — without taking vertical space from the transcript.

Long-Session Scaling — 250+ turns remain proportional chapter segments inside a 96px dock; six diamond prompt markers stay individually visible and one-click addressable.

Interactive mockup (raw HTML — download & open locally)

Story Stamp

A 312×232px live story stamp with a chapter stack, current-chapter seal, living sentence, change receipt, and exact prompt dots.

Realtime Comprehension — A corner glance answers story, chapter, attempt, change, context, and prompt history while leaving the primary transcript layout intact.

Long-Session Scaling — One tiny row per narrative chapter absorbs all non-prompt turns; six prompt dots — including two separate Verification prompts — never collapse and jump to exact transcript targets.

Interactive mockup (raw HTML — download & open locally)


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