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ZoomMap
ZoomMap organizes ideas as nested cards connected by named links. Users can attach passages and images from source materials to their cards. Its agent reads maps and sources to suggest changes that users can accept or reject. Features include layered navigation, source citations, and agent-assisted card editing. Limitations: the free plan limits maps and storage, and agent usage consumes points.
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Pros
- Links ideas to source evidence
- Users review proposed agent changes
Cons
- Free plan has map and storage limits
- AI activity uses points
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