Interacting
Use node details, claims, deep links, and Chat handoff to investigate graph context.
Click a node to open its detail drawer. The drawer turns the graph from a map into an investigation surface.
Node Detail Drawer
The drawer can show:
- Node kind, name, summary, and ID.
- Inbound, outbound, and total connection counts.
- First seen and last seen timestamps derived from observed claims.
- Strongest connected nodes.
- Predicate counts.
- Claim list with direction, neighbor, confidence, and observation date.
- Neighbor kind distribution.
Use Copy id when you need a stable node identifier for a bug report, developer task, or API query. Use Copy link to share a graph URL with the node already selected.
Focus and Neighbor Navigation
Use Focus to recenter the selected node. Click strongest connections or claims to pivot the drawer to a neighboring node.
This is the fastest way to answer questions like:
- What depends on this service?
- Which APIs is this library connected to?
- Which instruction units or patterns mention this subsystem?
Ask ctx|
Use Ask ctx| to open a new Chat thread seeded with the selected node's context. The generated prompt includes:
- Node kind, label, and ID.
- Inbound and outbound connection counts.
- Strongest links.
- Common predicates.
- Summary, when present.
Chat then answers in natural language and can combine graph context with source and documentation retrieval.
Developer Investigation Pattern
- Search for the system or concept.
- Select the most relevant node.
- Inspect strongest connections and predicates.
- Pivot through neighboring nodes until the boundary is clear.
- Use Ask ctx| to turn the selected context into an explanation or task brief.