[jb_briant]

A "plans for agents" interface because I'm tired of reading huge markdown plans to iterate on the real work. Is supports infinite 2d space like miro, but has one thread per card, a cli for the agent to treat open notes. It support voice prompting too.

It feels like you have parallel conversation with an agent, except it understands all the surface. And it's granular, surgical and precise.

Usage: I'm writing a game design document of 70 pages with it, working surgically without having to worry about what page number the edit was.

It really solved my main bottleneck which is telling the AI what to do in a complete and comprehensive context.

Readme is trash but your agent will understand what to do

https://github.com/WiseDragonAI/TheBlueprintTool

[TrueBlueKiwi]

Sounds interesting! I’m using VS Code with Cline to instruct Claude Sonnet 4.7, to develop a web-app, and find it’s frequently re-reading the project documentation at each and every turn, costing me tokens. Would TheBlueprintTool enable me to avoid this - or do I misunderstand its use case? TIA