How large language models work...
Describe the question and concepts
Name what you want to explain and list the ideas involved. Include relationships you already know, such as depends on, contains or leads to.

Describe any topic and AI builds a visual concept map — key ideas, supporting concepts, and the relationships between them, all connected and labeled.
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Real prompts and the maps that came back. Open one to see the whole board and remix the prompt.
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How large language models work...
Name what you want to explain and list the ideas involved. Include relationships you already know, such as depends on, contains or leads to.
The assistant places concepts on the canvas and joins them with labeled links. Connections can cross between groups when an idea relates to more than one part of the explanation.
Read each concept-link-concept statement and correct unclear or unsupported relationships. Ask for missing cross-links, then export PNG for free or PDF with Pro.
A concept map explains relationships by connecting named concepts with labeled links. Reading a concept, its link phrase and the connected concept should form a meaningful statement about the subject.
Use one to explain how ideas relate, such as how evidence supports a claim or system parts depend on one another. Choose a tree diagram for category membership, or a mind map for topic branches without labeled connections.
The assistant connects your concepts with relationship labels on the canvas. Ask it to explain a link or distinguish association from causation. Edit names and connecting words until each concept-link-concept statement matches the evidence you supplied.
Whole map or one frame. PDF and clean PNG on Pro.
Ask for slides from this map and present frame by frame.
A read-only link for anyone; they can copy it to their own canvas.
Every map stays on your canvas; come back and ask for more.
The LLM example is drawn as a mind map with topic branches. It lacks labeled relationship links and cross-links. Ask for explicit concept-link-concept statements in your own map.
Use words that state the relationship, such as is part of, requires or provides evidence for. Read both concepts with the phrase to check that the statement is clear.
No. A concept can connect to several other concepts when those links explain the subject. Keep the focus question clear so the resulting network remains readable.
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Create concept maps in seconds. Describe your topic and AI generates a web of connected ideas — concepts, relationships, and cross-links organized for deep understanding.
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