Reading · Internal Tool
Building my Node Builder.
A small internal tool for editing the node map on my About page without needing to prompt for every tiny visual change.
I built this internal Node Builder because updating my About page node map through prompts again and again was slow. Every small change, like adding a node, moving a label, changing a color, or connecting related ideas, meant explaining the change again and waiting for it to be implemented.
So I made a lightweight visual tool for it. Instead of treating the graph like a static design, I turned it into an editable system that lets me shape the map directly.
How It Works
The editor controls the real map
Now I can directly add parent nodes, create child nodes, move things around, change colors, delete nodes, and connect related ideas from the builder itself. Once I save, the changes update the actual node data used on the About page, and I can push it to main.
A faster workflow
The goal was to make the workflow faster and more direct. Instead of repeatedly prompting for every small visual change, I can edit the node map myself, save it, and ship the update.