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processon-mindmap skill

This skill provides guidance for creating ProcessOn mind maps, organizing nodes, and enabling collaboration to streamline idea development.

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---
name: processon-mindmap
description: Provides comprehensive guidance for ProcessOn mind mapping including mind map creation, node management, and collaboration. Use when the user asks about ProcessOn mind maps, needs to create mind maps, organize ideas, or collaborate on mind maps.
license: Complete terms in LICENSE.txt
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## When to use this skill

Use this skill whenever the user wants to:
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## How to use this skill

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## Best Practices

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## Keywords

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Overview

This skill provides practical, step-by-step guidance for creating and managing mind maps in ProcessOn. It covers map structure, node management, styling, and real-time collaboration tips to help teams and individuals organize ideas efficiently. The guidance focuses on actionable workflows and clear outcomes for planning, brainstorming, and documentation.

How this skill works

The skill inspects user goals and the desired mind map outcome, then recommends structure templates, node hierarchies, and layout strategies tailored to those goals. It advises on node creation, grouping, linking, and styling, and outlines collaboration settings, version control, and export options. The guidance adapts to use cases like brainstorming, project planning, study notes, and team workshops.

When to use it

You need to brainstorm ideas quickly and capture relationships visually.
You want to plan a project with tasks, milestones, and dependencies.
Collaborating with a team in real time on structure and content.
Converting linear notes into a hierarchical visual map for study or documentation.
Preparing presentation outlines, user flows, or decision trees.

Best practices

Start with a clear central topic and limit first-level branches to 5–7 for clarity.
Use consistent node labels and concise phrases; avoid long sentences inside nodes.
Color-code branches by category or priority and use icons for quick recognition.
Group related nodes using boundaries or submaps to avoid clutter on large maps.
Regularly save or export snapshots (PNG/PDF/OPML) before major edits for version safety.

Example use cases

Sprint planning: create branches for goals, tasks, owners, and deadlines with linked task cards.
Meeting facilitation: capture discussion points live, assign action items, and export minutes.
Course notes: organize lectures into topics, subtopics, and linked resources for review.
Product strategy: map features, user needs, risks, and timelines to visualize priorities.
Decision making: build pros/cons branches and score options to reach consensus.

FAQ

Can I collaborate with others in real time on ProcessOn maps?

Yes. Invite collaborators, set editing permissions, and use comments and presence indicators to coordinate live edits.

How do I avoid a cluttered mind map as content grows?

Use submaps, collapse branches, consolidate nodes, and apply consistent colors and boundaries to maintain readability.

What export formats are best for sharing maps?

Export as PNG or PDF for visual sharing, or OPML/Markdown for import into other tools and structured reuse.