Lineage graph

The lineage graph draws everything StackRadar knows as one network. A node shared by several projects (the same dependency, runtime, git host, agent or skill) links those projects together, so you can see your stack at a glance.

Node types

Icon	Type	Comes from
◆ (hexagon)	project	every scanned project. Size scales with disk use, colour = your tag
⚙	runtime / tool	Node.js, Python, Rust, Go, Ruby, Docker …
▣	dependency	package.json, requirements*.txt, pyproject.toml, Cargo.toml
✦	LLM usage	models found in Claude Code session logs
🤖	AI agent / IDE	marker folders (.claude, .cursor, .vscode …)
⇄	port	open now (pulsing ring) or expected (dashed link)
✪	skill	skills used while working in that project
🔑	secrets	count of masked secrets
⎇	origin / VCS	git host (github.com, gitlab.com …)
⏰	schedule	cron / timers found in the project

Projects that are running get a pulsing green halo; high-risk projects get a dashed red halo. The eight categorical colours are validated for colour-blind separation and contrast on the dark canvas. Every node also carries an icon and a label, so colour is never the only cue.

Layouts

Layout	Best for
Force	organic clusters; shared dependencies float between their projects
Radial	projects on a ring, private attributes orbit their project, shared nodes pulled to the centre
Flow	left → right lineage: origin & agents → project → runtime / skills / schedules → dependencies → ports & secrets

Drill into a project

Double-click a project (or 🔍 Drill in in its info panel, or pick it in Focus) to see just that project with: its folders sized (bigger circle = more space; click one for ▤ open in Disk space), the projects inside it or around it, the network hosts its code talks to, and the agents that worked on it (with session and token counts). ← all projects goes back; double-click the project again to open its details. In the all-projects view, your categories appear as nodes that group their projects.

Interacting

• Hover a node: tooltip, and its neighbourhood lights up while everything else dims.
• Click a node: details panel with connected-node chips (click a chip to jump there). Double-click a project to open its drawer.
• Drag nodes, scroll to zoom, drag the background to pan, ⤢ Fit to frame everything.
• Legend items are toggles: hide dependencies to see just projects + agents, for example.
• Find a node… highlights matches and flies the camera to the first one.
• Motion switch: animated particles flowing along the links (turn off on slow machines).
• Focus: one project only (shows more of its dependencies, skills and schedules).
• Save PNG (2× resolution with a timestamp) or Save JSON (nodes + edges for your own tooling).