visualise
Visualise
The Visualise feature lets you create and manage 3D scene objects — a visual space where AI agents can place, update, and remove objects to build spatial representations of data, concepts, or structures.
Accessing Visualise
Click Home → Visualise in the top navigation.
What is the Visualise Feature?
Visualise provides a 3D scene graph — a collection of named objects with positions, orientations, scales, and properties. Agents can create and manipulate these objects programmatically to represent:
- Architecture diagrams in three dimensions
- Data visualisations (e.g. bar charts as 3D bars)
- Spatial models of systems or concepts
- Animated flows and relationships
Working with Scene Objects
Viewing the Scene
The Visualise page renders the current scene using a 3D viewport. You can:
- Rotate the scene by clicking and dragging
- Zoom in and out with the scroll wheel
- Pan by holding Shift and dragging
Asking the Agent to Build a Scene
The most natural way to use Visualise is through a conversation. For example:
"Create a 3D visualisation of our microservices architecture with arrows showing data flow"
The agent will add objects to the scene — each service as a labelled node, connectors as arrows between them.
Managing Objects Manually
From the Visualise page you can:
- List all objects currently in the scene
- Remove individual objects
- Clear the entire scene to start fresh
Projects
Scenes are organised into visualisation projects. You can maintain multiple separate scenes — for example, one for a system diagram and another for a data model.
- Click New Project to create a new scene
- Switch between projects using the project selector
Use Cases
- System architecture – visualise microservices, databases, and their relationships
- Org charts – render organisational structures in 3D
- Network topology – map devices and connections spatially
- Data pipelines – trace data flow between stages visually