Link concepts, entities, and sources into a navigable graph of relationships and patterns.
Graph surface for linking concepts, sources, agents, notes, and derived outputs. Navigate your knowledge base through relationships — not just file hierarchies, search results, or date-ordered lists.
| Link | Trace | Navigate |
|---|---|---|
| Connect concepts, sources, and entities into a navigable relationship graph. | Follow connections across documents, conversations, and extracted outputs. | Explore your knowledge base through relationships, not just file hierarchies. |
Visual graph interface showing entities, concepts, and sources as connected nodes. Zoom, filter, and drill into any node to see its connections. The graph updates as new material enters the corpus.
Typed relationships between nodes — "references," "contradicts," "extends," "derived-from," "authored-by." The edge model captures not just that two things are connected, but how they relate.
Automatic and manual linking between entities across sources. When the same concept appears in a document, a conversation, and a set of notes, Entity Links connects them — creating navigable paths through your knowledge.
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Filter the graph by relationship type, entity category, source type, or time range. See only the connections that matter to the question you're asking right now.
You've read enough to sense a pattern — a concept from one domain echoes in another. The Knowledge Graph makes implicit connections explicit, surfacing relationships that exist across your corpus.
Search returns a list of results. The graph shows how those results connect to each other, to other entities, and to sources you haven't looked at yet. Navigation replaces search as the primary discovery mode.
Attribution matters. Every node in the graph carries provenance — which source it came from, when it was extracted, and how it links to verified evidence in the Verification Workspace.
The graph identifies structural patterns — clusters of heavily connected nodes, isolated concepts that bridge domains, and emergent themes that span multiple sources.
When you view a concept, the graph surfaces similar or related concepts based on shared connections, co-occurrence in sources, and semantic proximity.
Every link in the graph carries provenance metadata — which source, which extraction method, what confidence level. Follow any claim back to its original context.