Story mapping tool
Cartographer turns your AI into a story mapping specialist. Create spaces and projects, build the journey → step → story card backbone in one call, add personas, customers, milestones and statuses, and read or update existing maps. More
MCP connector Server URL https://cartographer.studio/mcpCopy Login OAuth Tools Reads data25 canvases_ getcanvases_ listcomments_ getcomments_ listcustomers_ getcustomers_ listfind_ project_ by_ namemilestones_ getmilestones_ listpersonas_ getpersonas_ listprojects_ get_ card_ detailsprojects_ listprojects_ list_ all_ cardsprojects_ list_ backbonespaces_ getspaces_ listspaces_ projects_ listspaces_ statuses_ liststatuses_ getstory_ map_ embed_ sessionstory_ map_ homestory_ map_ panelstory_ map_ showwhoami
Changes data17 canvases_ attach_ to_ cardcanvases_ createcards_ bulk_ createcards_ createcards_ movecomments_ createcomments_ resolvecustomers_ createfeedback_ submitjourneys_ createmilestones_ createpersonas_ createprojects_ createspaces_ createstatuses_ createsteps_ createstory_ cards_ create
Deletes or can't be undone22 canvases_ deletecanvases_ detach_ from_ cardcanvases_ updatecards_ bulk_ deletecards_ customers_ setcards_ deletecards_ personas_ setcards_ updatecomments_ deletecomments_ updatecustomers_ deletecustomers_ updatemilestones_ deletemilestones_ updatepersonas_ deletepersonas_ updateprojects_ deleteprojects_ updatespaces_ deletespaces_ updatestatuses_ deletestatuses_ update
Skills 11 in the ChatGPT listing
Feedback to story map Map a pile of customer feedback (support tickets, NPS and CSAT comments, feature requests, app store reviews, sales call notes, churn reasons) onto a story map. Interview to story map Turn user interview transcripts, call recordings, or research notes into an evidence-backed story map. Mutual action plan Build a mutual action plan (MAP), also called a mutual close plan or joint success plan: a shared timeline of every step both buyer and seller take from evaluation to signature, onboarding, go-live, and first value. Mvp slicing Slice a story map or backlog into releases: a walking skeleton first, then thin, outcome-driven slices, each one a complete journey someone can use end to end. Sales discovery map Turn sales discovery call notes or transcripts into a map of the prospect's current workflow: what their team does today, step by step, where it hurts, what that pain costs, and who is involved at each step. Sales playbook map Build a sales and customer success playbook on top of a customer journey map: for each step of the customer's journey, the pains to listen for, discovery questions, the value message, proof points, common objections with responses, and expansion signals, tailored per buyer role. Story map review Review an existing story map or backlog for structure, balance, and hidden assumptions, then recommend the few changes that matter most. Story map to backlog Turn a story map slice into a ticket-ready backlog: user stories with a clear user, goal, and reason, acceptance criteria in Given/When/Then, rules and examples from example mapping, open questions, dependencies, and a size. Story mapping Guide users through story mapping, user journey mapping, and product discovery using Cartographer projects. Story splitting Split large user stories and epics into small, vertical, independently shippable stories using the SPIDR patterns (spike, paths, interfaces, data, rules) and the Humanizing Work splitting flow (workflow steps, CRUD operations, business rule variations, simple/complex, defer performance). User story mapping Build a user story map from a product brief, PRD, feature idea, or conversation, following Jeff Patton's method: frame the problem, lay out the user's journey left to right as a backbone of activities and steps, fill in stories, risks and open questions, then prioritize top to bottom.