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• Start using SoloMap in about five minutes - You need VS Code, a local project folder, and at least one supported Agent CLI installed on your machine.
• Build an AI coding roadmap that survives real execution - A useful roadmap does more than divide code into tickets. It preserves why the project exists, what users need next, and what evidence closes each step.
• Resume the project without rereading every AI chat - The goal is not to remember the conversation. It is to recover the last verified project state and choose the next bounded action.
• Keep project continuity beside the code - Local-first means the durable project record stays in files you control. It does not mean every Agent provider or optional account feature runs offline.
• Use Codex from the roadmap step that needs it - SoloMap does not replace Codex. It gives Codex a bounded project step, visible execution path, and durable local handoff.
• Give Claude Code a durable place in the project loop - Use Claude Code for execution while SoloMap keeps the project goal, roadmap boundary, evidence, and next action visible.
• Connect Cursor Agent to a roadmap, not another loose chat - SoloMap recognizes the Cursor Agent CLI family and can resolve common executable names such as cursor-agent, cursor, and cursor-cli.
• Choose a roadmap cockpit or a general task manager - The tools solve overlapping but different jobs. SoloMap is strongest when one developer wants local project continuity around AI Agent execution; a general task manager is stronger for broad team coordination.
• The SoloMap method - SoloMap treats a solo project as a living loop: find a real problem, build a usable product, reach customers, learn from evidence, and improve the next roadmap step.
• The portfolio method - Solo builders often manage more than one product, experiment, infrastructure project, or content system. SoloMap treats that portfolio as an operating system, not as a pile of disconnected projects.
• The micro execution loop - A roadmap step is only trustworthy when the small agent loops underneath it are observable. SoloMap uses a six-part loop to turn agent activity into project facts.