Problem
The brain accumulates rich data (priors across topics, strategy fitness, evolution history, calibration over time) but there's no way to visualize it.
Proposed solution
Add a why --viz command that generates a simple terminal or HTML visualization:
- Strategy evolution timeline — which strategies were killed, which spawned, current fitness
- Prior landscape — heatmap of topic categories by usefulness prior
- Calibration curve — prediction accuracy over time
- Surprise distribution — histogram of surprise values
Keep it lightweight — no heavy dependencies. Consider rich for terminal rendering or a single-file HTML export.
Why this matters
Visualization makes the learning tangible. Users can see the brain getting smarter. This is the core differentiator — no other research tool shows you how it's improving.
Problem
The brain accumulates rich data (priors across topics, strategy fitness, evolution history, calibration over time) but there's no way to visualize it.
Proposed solution
Add a
why --vizcommand that generates a simple terminal or HTML visualization:Keep it lightweight — no heavy dependencies. Consider
richfor terminal rendering or a single-file HTML export.Why this matters
Visualization makes the learning tangible. Users can see the brain getting smarter. This is the core differentiator — no other research tool shows you how it's improving.