Step 1: Locating the Map
Hover over the central diagram board showing the structured connections between employers, roles, and skills.

Purpose: To see how your entire career history fits together in a visual network.

Benefit: Visualizing connection paths helps you identify which skills are shared across different companies.

Outcome: The diagram surface loads, displaying all resume categories mapped as nodes.

Step 2: Expanding Clusters
Locate a node card on the diagram board, hover over it, and click to view detailed properties.

Purpose: To drill down into specific details of a single work history block.

Benefit: Provides a quick view of the metadata associated with each card without leaving the map.

Outcome: The node detail modal pops up, showing keys, values, and outcomes of the selected node.

Step 3: Focus Mode Activation
Click the 'Focus Mode' button in the toolbar to isolate the highlight path of your selected nodes.

Purpose: To reduce visual clutter and focus on single career pathways.

Benefit: Helps you zero in on a single role's skills and achievements, making resume tuning much easier.

Outcome: Non-related nodes and edges fade out, leaving only the active career path highlighted.

Step 4: Exporting Career Map
Click the 'Export' button in the toolbar to save a JSON snapshot of your current visual layout.

Purpose: To backup or share your interactive career map structure.

Benefit: Makes your career data portable, so you can re-load or share your map structure.

Outcome: A file download starts, containing the layout coordinates and node data.