Context graph explorer
The knowledge graph explorer lets you see exactly what’s in your context graph — the entities, the relationships between them, and where each came from.
Open it at Context Graph → Knowledge Graph.
The canvas
Section titled “The canvas”The graph renders as an interactive, force-directed layout you can pan, zoom, and drag. Nodes are entities; edges are the typed relationships between them.
Controls
Section titled “Controls”| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Search | Typeahead search to find and focus a specific entity. |
| Node-type filters | Checkboxes to show/hide entities by type. |
| Relationship-type filters | Checkboxes to show/hide edges by type. |
| Max nodes | A slider bounding how many nodes render (default 200) so large graphs stay responsive. |
| Expand neighbours | From a selected node, pull in its 1-hop neighborhood. |
The “expand neighbours” control mirrors how retrieval works under the hood — Fabric assembles context by graph traversal from the entities that matter, not by dumping the whole corpus. See Core concepts → Context graph.
Inspect a node or edge
Section titled “Inspect a node or edge”Click any node or edge to open the inspector panel on the right, showing its properties and provenance — where the entity came from. With curate permissions you can Edit or Delete from the inspector.
Performance
Section titled “Performance”The explorer is built to load large graphs progressively (thousands of nodes) — the max-nodes slider and progressive loading keep it responsive even on big context graphs.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Ontology review — the schema behind the graph.
- Knowledge base & tables — other ways to see your data.