Post by @jacomyma@mas.to

2026-06-24 18:16 UTC

Matt Artz&#39; &quot;gephi-ai&quot; allows AI agents to remote-control Gephi and perform an analysis. I just tested it and I was impressed. Claude Code actually looked at rendered images to iterate over the settings. It also identified something many students miss about this network: its time dimension. And it aligned the map vertically as I had asked. The install was a bit tedious to install, but it&#39;s just an alpha version for now. The repo: https://github.com/MattArtzAnthro/gephi-ai My install and test walkthrough: https://gist.github.com/jacomyma/754e8995592025b4fa897dd75617421b

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@jacomyma@mas.to 2026-06-24 18:17

The map's legend, AI-generated from a very generic prompt, of course: 🔵 Blue — Bebop / cool / hard-bop (Parker, Gillespie, Coltrane) · right 🟢 Green — Post-bop / fusion / contemporary (Miles Davis, Hancock, Marsalis) · center 🔴 Red — Free jazz / avant-garde / European improv (Ornette, Cecil Taylor, Sun Ra) · upper-left 🟠 Orange — Swing-era popular / Dixieland (Goodman, Armstrong, Glenn Miller) · lower-center 🟣 Purple — Classic swing & vocal big-band (Ellington, Basie, Billie Holiday) · bottom 🩷 Pink — Jazz-adjacent pop / soul / vocalists (Quincy Jones, Ray Charles, Norah Jones) · center 🟦 Cyan — Nordic / ECM scene (Garbarek, Rypdal) · the semi-detached island top-right Tiny national scenes (Japanese, Romanian, Central-European) appear as small grey satellites.

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