TIMELINE VISUALIZER

Visualize Temporal Logic, Event Sequences & Causality Chains

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Select Visualization Mode

Event Sequence Analyzer

Enter events with timestamps and constraints. The tool will visualize the timeline and check for conflicts.

Enter Events (one per line):

Format: Event [ID]: [Description] @ [Time]

Enter Constraints (one per line):

Format: [Event ID] before/after [Event ID]

Timeline Visualization

Timeline Convergence Analyzer

Analyze multiple parallel timelines and find their convergence point.

Timeline Alpha

Duration (minutes): Events: Divergence Time (T+minutes):

Timeline Beta

Duration (minutes): Events: Divergence Time (T+minutes):

Timeline Gamma

Duration (minutes): Events: Divergence Time (T+minutes):

Minimum Remaining Time Required (minutes):

Convergence Analysis

Causality Chain Analyzer

Map cause-and-effect relationships and detect paradoxes or loops.

Enter Causal Events (one per line):

Format: [Step]. [Description]

Enter Causal Links (one per line):

Format: [Step] causes/prevents/requires [Step]

Causality Graph

How to Use This Tool

⏰ Event Sequence Mode

Enter events with identifiers, descriptions, and timestamps
Add constraints like "A before B" or "C after D"
Tool checks if all constraints can be satisfied
Visualizes the timeline with events in correct order
Highlights conflicts if constraints are impossible

🔀 Timeline Convergence Mode

Define multiple parallel timelines with durations and events
Set divergence points for each timeline
Specify minimum remaining time required at convergence
Tool calculates valid convergence windows
Visualizes timeline relationships and convergence point

♾️ Causality Chain Mode

Enter sequential events in cause-and-effect chain
Define causal relationships between events
Tool detects loops, paradoxes, and contradictions
Visualizes the causality graph with arrows
Identifies bootstrap paradoxes and closed timelike curves

Console Commands

Open browser console (F12) for additional commands:

help() - Show all available commands
exportData() - Export current visualization as JSON
importData(json) - Import saved visualization
clearAll() - Clear all inputs and outputs
exampleSequence() - Load sequence example
exampleConvergence() - Load convergence example
exampleCausality() - Load causality example