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Visualizations & views
Every way VibeMap shows your project visually, in one place — what each view is for and where to find it. · Reference
VibeMap renders your project in several interactive views. Each answers a different question. Use this page to pick the right one.
| View | Where | Answers | Plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Schema diagram | Schema tab | "How do my tables relate?" — an interactive entity-relationship diagram | All |
| Graph view | Project Graph tab | "How do my spec entities connect, and where are the gaps?" — a zoomable node graph with spec-gap outlines | All |
| In-app UI preview | Pages tab | "What might this screen look like?" — a live Sandpack render of a generated page | All |
| Blueprint Preview Map | Prepare tab | "What does my whole build-ready blueprint look like, narrated?" — an LLM-guided tour | Paid plan |
| Financial model dashboards | Financial Analysis tab | "Do the numbers work?" — KPI tiles, pro-forma tables, sensitivity grid, tornado chart | Paid plan |
| Code Map | Codebase tab | "How does my spec line up with my real codebase?" — a map of your synced repo | Optional add-on |
| Sprint / Kanban tracker | Sprint Planning tab | "What order do we build in?" — a board of sequenced work | Paid plan |
💡 Tip: The Graph view and the Schema diagram are the two you'll open most while planning — one shows how requirements connect, the other how data connects. The Blueprint Preview Map is the one to open right before handoff, when you want the whole picture narrated.
Reading the graph gap outlines
The Graph view outlines entities that are missing something the spec expects — a feature with no stories, a story with no criteria, a page tied to no story. Those outlines are the same signals the readiness check uses, shown spatially. Chasing them to zero is a fast way to reach a build-ready spec.
What's next
- Close the gaps the views reveal: Prepare for Dev.
- Let the agent point you at gaps automatically: Guided mode.