AI Agent Knowledge Graph

In the desktop sidebar, open Graph. Use Filter nodes to find a person or project, then select a node. The inspector shows its Connections; select a connection or Open details to investigate further. Check the source material before relying on a relationship.

For a fictional example, imagine the graph links Maya to the Harbor project. Selecting Maya lets you inspect that connection and follow it to the related item. The relationship is a lead to verify, not proof that Maya currently owns the project.

An entity is a named thing such as a person or project; a relation connects entities; an observation is a statement attached to an entity. These are distinct from citations that link a page claim to source material.

Wenlan can extract and link entities from saved material. Model configuration and the material supplied affect what can be extracted; inspect and correct connections that are ambiguous.

Imported material may contain links between notes. A link is a relationship, while a page citation points to source material for a claim. Inspect both in context.

Retrieval can also use graph relationships when assembling context. Some graph controls are experimental; inspect returned sources and evaluate results for your own task.

Names and relationships can be ambiguous or out of date. Inspect the source and correct stored material when needed; check the active Space if the context is unexpected.