Comment by manux81

Yes, that’s a good example — thanks for the link. Tools like this seem very strong at visualizing and exploring state, but they still tend to stay fairly close to the traditional “pause and inspect” model. What I keep struggling with is understanding how a particular state came to be — especially with concurrency or events that happened much earlier. That gap between state visualization and causality feels hard to bridge, and I’m not sure what the right abstraction should be yet.