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Visualization Extensions Overview

The Work-Wiki extension introduces four visualization features that layer on top of the existing Git commit graph, providing unprecedented visibility into the development process.

Sub-Commit Granularity View

The Sub-Commit Granularity View expands the space between Git commits to reveal the micro-history of Work-Wiki saves that occurred during that period.

Data Flow

AI Attribution Heatmap

The AI Attribution Heatmap provides visual feedback on the balance between human and AI contributions through color-coding.

Graph Overlay Visualization

Attribution Calculation

Draft Branch Visualization

The Draft Branch Visualization shows uncommitted Work-Wiki saves as a “ghost branch” extending from the current HEAD.

Parallel Timeline View

The Parallel Timeline View provides a side-by-side comparison of Git commits and Work-Wiki saves, time-aligned for correlation analysis.

Frontend Integration Architecture

The Work-Wiki visualization features integrate with the existing Git commit graph viewer through a layered component architecture.

Implementation Roadmap

Four-Phase Implementation Plan

Priority Matrix

Contribution to THE CENTER

How Visualization Features Enable the Feedback Loop

Key Takeaways

1. Layered Overlay Design Each visualization feature is an independent overlay on the existing commit graph. This preserves existing functionality while enabling gradual feature adoption through toggle options. 2. Data-Driven Visualization All visualizations are backed by concrete database queries:
  • Sub-commits: work_wiki_get_pre_commit_changes
  • AI heatmap: work_wiki_get_ai_attribution
  • Draft branch: work_wiki_draft_branch_preview
This ensures accurate, consistent, and performant rendering. 3. Incremental Implementation The 4-phase roadmap allows for incremental development and testing:
  • Phase 1: Database foundation
  • Phase 2: Backend commands
  • Phase 3: Frontend components
  • Phase 4: AI integration
Each phase delivers value independently while building toward the complete vision. 4. THE CENTER Alignment Every visualization feature directly supports THE CENTER goal of making Human ◀▶ AI collaboration visible, traceable, and analyzable. This isn’t just about tracking - it’s about creating an environment where the feedback loop can be optimized.

Architecture Overview

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