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CaptureMind

Turn a long Claude conversation into a mind map, with the things blocking you highlighted in red.

by acearv09876 ↗Diagrams & ChartsCommunity

LABSCO SUMMARY

The blocker colour is the feature.

Plenty of tools will draw a mind map. What this does differently is type the nodes and then make one type impossible to miss: blockers come out deep red, so a long conversation about a product direction resolves into where you are actually stuck. Because Claude does the extraction itself there is no second model bill and no third-party service holding the conversation.

What it is

A Node server plus a local web canvas. Claude analyses the conversation itself and writes structured nodes into a map you open in the browser; there is no second API key because the analysis is done by the model you are already talking to.

What you get

  • A conversation turned into structured nodes on a map — capturemind
  • Node types that carry meaning, with blocker rendered in deep red so bottlenecks are visible at a glance; the rest are root, goal, problem, idea, insight, action, question and note
  • Topics created, listed, fetched and deleted — create_topic, list_topics, get_topic, delete_topic
  • Nodes and edges added, edited, deleted and imported in bulk — add_node, update_node, delete_node, add_edge, delete_edge, batch_add
  • The map re-arranged into a hierarchical tree, searched full-text, and exported as Mermaid, JSON or Markdown — layout_topic, search, export_topic

Requirements

Node.js 18+ and Claude Desktop. Clone the repository, npm install, npm start — the canvas is at http://localhost:3001 — then point Claude Desktop at mcp-server.js with the full path. No extra API key is needed. The interface switches between Chinese and English and remembers the choice.

Setup effort

Build from source — git clone https://github.com/acearv09876/capturemind.git