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Knowledge Graph

The Knowledge Graph is an interactive visualization that shows how your knowledge base content connects. It maps relationships between concepts, topics, and entities found in your documents.

What the Graph Shows

The knowledge graph displays:
  • Nodes: Individual concepts, topics, or entities extracted from your content
  • Edges: Connections between related concepts
  • Clusters: Groups of closely related topics that form natural categories
Interactive Knowledge Graph with colored nodes and connections

How to Use It

1

Open Graph Viewer

Navigate to the Knowledge Graph section from the dashboard sidebar.
2

Explore Visually

The graph loads with all your content’s concepts displayed as connected nodes. You can:
  • Pan: Click and drag to move around the graph
  • Zoom: Scroll to zoom in or out
  • Click nodes: Select a node to see its details and connections
3

Search for Topics

Use the search bar to find specific concepts. The graph will highlight matching nodes and their connections.
4

Use the Legend

The legend shows what different colors and node sizes mean. Larger nodes typically represent more connected or central concepts.

Why the Graph Matters

The knowledge graph helps you understand:
InsightHow It Helps
Coverage gapsIsolated nodes with few connections may need more supporting content
Content clustersSee which topics have the most depth in your knowledge base
Unexpected connectionsFind relationships between topics you hadn’t considered
Content balanceSpot areas that are over- or under-represented
A well-connected knowledge graph means the bot can answer questions more thoroughly by drawing from multiple related sources.

After Rebuilding

The knowledge graph updates automatically when you rebuild your knowledge base. After adding new content and rebuilding, revisit the graph to see how the new information connects to your existing knowledge.

Next Steps