Generate a static local visualizer: 
glyph viz export --json
By default, this writes: 
.glyph/visualizer/index.html
.glyph/visualizer/graph.json
The HTML file is self-contained and can be opened directly. graph.json is available for agents and tools. The graph includes:
  • realms
  • work contexts
  • snapshots
  • publications
  • source objects
  • content objects
  • claims
  • conflicts
  • hooks
  • remotes
  • mounts
It also includes an ordered event timeline. The timeline is built from audit records and store tables, so it can show work creation, snapshots, publications, hook runs, and remote syncs as a chronological stream. Selecting an event in the timeline shows the event JSON and highlights related nodes in the mesh when Glyph can infer them. This gives humans and agents two complementary views:
  • the mesh shows relationships
  • the timeline shows what happened when

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Output Directory

Use --out to choose a destination: 
glyph viz export --out .glyph/visualizer --json
When --out is omitted, Glyph reads defaults.viz.export.out from glyph.yaml.

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When To Use It

The visualizer is useful when several agents are active at once. It gives humans and agents a local view of the mesh: which work contexts exist, which publications landed, what content was stored, and which hooks or remotes are configured.