Task View turns a coding agent's change into a map instead of a flat diff. It renders a graph of what changed, the flows step by step, and each piece's code next to the reason the agent gave for changing it, checked against Git. The output is a single offline HTML page and works with any language.
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See how the changed pieces fit together without opening each file in an IDE.
Read the flows view to see which route a request now takes through the change.
Put each piece's code next to the stated reason and the diff that backs it.
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