TranscriptViz glm52 b
lunaroute/glm-5.2-vision · glm52-b
Filtering, comparison, query-driven views, brushing/linking — the visualization as an instrument panel the user actively plays.
A query-driven filtered strip + brush-linked detail pane.
Comprehension Value — “What happened in this session, filtered to the structures I care about right now?” Type or click query clauses (“delegates that errored”, “jobs > 30s”, “compaction boundaries”); the strip dims non-matching turns and highlights matches; a cyan brush scopes the linked detail list.
Long-Session Scaling — Constant-width strip regardless of turn count; query collapses irrelevant turns (dimmed) and keeps relevant ones highlighted, so 245 turns / 1,600 tools / 3 compactions stay navigable.
Interactive mockup (raw HTML — download & open locally)
An interactive 3-level delegation tree laid out by spawn time.
Comprehension Value — “Who spawned whom, when, and at what cost — and how do sibling delegates compare side-by-side?” Each node shows a token-spend sparkline, tool count, wall time, outcome; root timeline lane overlays each delegate's active span; click two siblings to compare.
Long-Session Scaling — Delegation forms a bounded tree, not a linear list — a 7-node, 3-level tree stays legible across hundreds of turns and thousands of tool calls because hierarchy compresses the list.
Interactive mockup (raw HTML — download & open locally)
A two-axis stacked bar chart showing token/context cost over turns with compaction boundaries as phase walls.
Comprehension Value — “How does the session's token/context cost evolve, and how do compaction boundaries re-partition the session into phases I can compare?” Tool-type filter toggles, error markers, job spans, and a phase scrubber comparing pre/post-compaction side-by-side.
Long-Session Scaling — Constant-width x-axis maps any turn count into the same space; compaction partitions long sessions into legible phases; tool-type toggles keep the chart from drowning in call volume.
Interactive mockup (raw HTML — download & open locally)