The Members Map is a single surface that lets you see your space's members from a few different angles. Open it from the Map button on any space's Members area.
The three views
Tabs along the top of the map switch between three ways of looking at the same set of members: Directory, Map, and Activity.
Directory
The view you land on first: every member as a card you can scroll, search, and filter. Click a card to open the member's full profile. It's the same roster you already know, in a fuller layout.
Map
Everyone with a location, placed on a world map. When Cobolt's interests are turned on for your space, pins are colored by the interest cluster Cobolt has detected for each member, so even at a glance you can see whose interests overlap. Click a pin to open that member's profile and see how you resonate.
The side panel lists the interests Cobolt has discovered in this space. Click an interest to filter the map; combine more than one to see their intersection — members who belong to all of the interests you've selected.
Space managers can rename or describe these interests under Settings → Cobolt AI → Interest list. Your edits stay in place across re-clustering.
Activity
The map drops away entirely. Members appear as a circle pack, each circle sized by that member's Prana — Sutra's measure of contribution to the space. Use the time-window toggle to look at the last 7d, the last 30d, or All time. The side panel ranks the top contributors for the window you've chosen.
Selecting a member
Selecting anyone — from a card, a pin, or a circle — opens their consolidated profile. When you're looking at someone other than yourself, Cobolt adds a short note on how the two of you resonate, drawn from what you've both written, alongside the interests you have in common. Cobolt only ever surfaces the interests you share, never the contents of anyone's profile.
Privacy and peer discovery
Cobolt's matching draws on what members have already written. You control whether you take part under Settings → Peer discovery. Discoverable inside spaces I belong to lets members of your spaces see the resonance and themes you share; Discoverable globally extends that to Sutra members outside your spaces. Both are off by default for existing members.
Whichever you choose, we never reveal your profile contents to others — only the themes you have in common.