Mindmaps

Mindmaps are visual knowledge graphs generated from simulation data. They provide a birds-eye view of how pages and features in your application are connected, based on what your agents have discovered.

What mindmaps show

A mindmap displays:

• Pages and features your agents have visited.
• Navigation paths between different areas of your application.
• User flows that the agent identified during simulations.

As agents run more simulations, the mindmap grows and becomes more detailed. Each completed simulation adds new nodes and connections.

Using mindmaps effectively

Mindmaps help you assess and improve your agent’s coverage:

• Verify exploration — Confirm that the agent has visited key areas of your application.
• Identify gaps — Spot sections that haven’t been explored yet and target them with new simulations.
• Understand navigation — See how the agent moved between pages to identify common user paths.
• Plan simulations — Use gaps in the mindmap to write focused simulation instructions.

Automatic updates

Mindmaps update automatically as new simulations complete. You don’t need to manually rebuild or refresh them — every successful simulation contributes new data.

Note

Mindmaps require at least one completed simulation to generate. Run a simulation first, then check back to see the resulting knowledge graph.