What problem does this solve?
In the current UI, selecting an item from the left sidebar directory fails to:
- Highlight/select the corresponding 3D point in the visualization.
- Update the right-side detail panel (it still shows data from the previously selected point)
The user must instead click the point directly in the 3D viewport to see its call relationships on the right. This
breaks the expected navigation flow and makes it hard to explore the code graph and spot issues.
Proposed solution
When the user selects an entry in the left sidebar directory, the UI should:
- Automatically select/highlight the corresponding 3D point in the central viewport.
- Automatically update the right-side panel to display that point's call relationships.
This would restore the expected navigation behavior — left sidebar → 3D viewport → right detail panel — and make the code graph much easier to explore.
Alternatives considered
No response
Confirmations
What problem does this solve?
In the current UI, selecting an item from the left sidebar directory fails to:
The user must instead click the point directly in the 3D viewport to see its call relationships on the right. This
breaks the expected navigation flow and makes it hard to explore the code graph and spot issues.
Proposed solution
When the user selects an entry in the left sidebar directory, the UI should:
This would restore the expected navigation behavior — left sidebar → 3D viewport → right detail panel — and make the code graph much easier to explore.
Alternatives considered
No response
Confirmations