Knowledge Graph

How it works

The Knowledge Graph presents entities and relationships with source provenance. It supports discovery but does not make an inferred relationship a verified fact.

Before you start

Choose an approved Knowledge source and define which entities and relationships matter for the task. Graph extraction should preserve source references and workspace scope.

What to do

1. Choose the intended workspace and available graph.
2. Inspect the source supporting an entity or relationship.
3. Check confidence and update time where shown.
4. Recheck relationships when a source changes or is removed.

Verify the result

Graph refresh or deletion follows the configured source lifecycle. A visually prominent relationship can still be an inference that needs verification.

If it does not work

If an entity or relationship is missing, check source processing, graph refresh state, naming variants and your access scope. Open the supporting source before relying on a relationship; an inferred edge is a discovery aid, not a verified fact.