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Do you see where I am coming from or my idea is still not clear?

Do you see where I am coming from or is my idea still not clear

I was thinking which is more grammatically correct, I know that, in a question, the other verbs following the main verb, that got inverted, doesn't need inversion (this has a grammatical name but I can't find it) however I'm confused wether to consider the sentence after or a new question or not.

Are both forms grammatical but with a slight difference in meaning?

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You are asking two independent questions:

Do you see where I am coming from?
Is my idea still not clear?

You are combining them with the coordinating conjunction “or”, which requires a comma:

Do you see where I am coming from, or is my idea still not clear?

Each question is still an independent clause, so they still both need their subject-verb inversion.

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