Potential feature request - take the visualization beyond 2D. Really complex systems are usually an intricate graph (polite way of saying ball of yarn) and just visualizing in the 2D plane doesn't seem to cut it in my experience.
I would love to have something like concentric spheres of visualization - boundary services on the outer layer, core/domain services in the inner layer.
It's interesting that you mention a more 3D view. We were ideating on this, but it's really hard to get right in a way that the user can understand. This is definitely part of our vision for the future though!
EDIT: Deleted the bit about my speculation regarding Light Table since it's false.
There's definitely demand for this tool but it looks like it's hard to get it off the ground. Wishing you the best of luck!
I’m imagining a typical graph might end up looking a bit like this: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/81/07... in which case I’d want to have whatever cluster/file/method/object I’m focused on front and center with some visual cues like low-contrast and z-axis perspective that preserves edges to show the “far” clusters that interact with the focal point.
edit to add: as per usual, naming the clusters automatically might be hard.