> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.manyfast.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.manyfast.io/en/plan/features/tree-view.md).

# Tree View

The Tree View lets you visually see and design the entire hierarchy of your plan. From Requirements down to Specifications, the nodes are connected in a branching shape so you can review the flow of your plan at a glance.

### 1. Item Composition and Hierarchy

#### Hierarchy

* Project (depth 1): The top-level item that displays the Project's title. Click the \[↗ PRD] button next to it to jump straight to the PRD document.
* Functional Specification (depth 2–4): Connected in the order 'Requirement → Feature → Specification'. Requirement items in particular expose up to three lines of detailed description so you can grasp the planning intent.

#### Item Composition

* Priority icon: The color icon in front of the title represents the priority (Low / Medium / High). You can change it instantly by clicking the icon — no need to enter edit mode.
* Favorite (star): Click the star to mark important items as favorites.
* Comment indicator: A speech bubble icon appears next to items that have team comments, so you can see communication status at a glance.

### 2. Adding Items (AI Generation and Manual Add)

You can quickly expand your plan using the `+` button on the right of each node.

* Generate next item: The AI analyzes the context and suggests an appropriate child Feature.
* Generate all child items: Builds out the structure all the way down to the lowest depth (Specification) in one go.
* Add item manually: Add a child item yourself.

### 3. Editing and Controlling Items

* Edit name: Double-click a node to enter edit mode and change the item's 'name' directly.
* Floating toolbar: When you select a node, a toolbar appears at the top.
  * Duplicate / Delete: Duplicate or delete the item. When you delete, all child items connected to that node are deleted as well, so use it with care.
  * Open details: Click the button to open the Directory detail page on the right side of the screen so you can edit the description.

{% hint style="success" %}
**TIP:** Hold **Shift** while clicking an item to open it directly in the Directory View.
{% endhint %}

### 4. Exploring and Focusing on Items

#### Search items

* Click the \[magnifier icon] at the top right of the screen to open a search box in the center.
* As you type a keyword, items containing that text are listed.
* When you click an item in the search results, the canvas automatically moves to the item's location and focuses on it.

#### Favorites list

* Click the \[star button] in the left bar to see the list of items marked as favorites.
* Select an item from the list to move the canvas to that item's location and focus on it, just like with search.


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