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User Guide

Getting Started

Interface Overview

The knowledge graph interface consists of:

  1. Graph Visualization Area - Main display of nodes and connections
  2. Control Panel - Tools for interacting with the graph
  3. Information Panel - Details about selected nodes and clusters

Basic Operations

Expanding the Graph

  1. Enter a prompt in the expansion input
  2. Click "Expand" to add new knowledge
  3. Watch as new nodes and connections appear

Working with Clusters

  • View Clusters: Nodes are colored by their semantic grouping
  • Recalculate: Use "Reapply Clustering" to update groups
  • Reconnect: Connect isolated nodes to the main graph

Navigation

Graph Interaction

  • Zoom: Mouse wheel or pinch gesture
  • Pan: Click and drag the background
  • Select: Click on nodes or edges
  • Move: Drag nodes to reposition

Node Information

  • Click a node to view details
  • View connected nodes and relationships
  • See cluster membership and metrics

Advanced Features

Semantic Analysis

The system automatically:

  • Groups related concepts
  • Identifies central nodes
  • Calculates relationship strengths

Real-time Updates

  • Graph changes are reflected immediately
  • Cluster updates happen automatically
  • Live collaboration support

Best Practices

  1. Graph Expansion

    • Use clear, specific prompts
    • Build knowledge incrementally
    • Review new connections
  2. Cluster Management

    • Regularly recalculate clusters
    • Check for disconnected nodes
    • Monitor cluster coherence
  3. Performance

    • Work with visible sections
    • Use filters when needed
    • Clear browser cache if needed

Keyboard Shortcuts

  • Ctrl + +: Zoom in
  • Ctrl + -: Zoom out
  • Ctrl + 0: Reset zoom
  • Esc: Deselect nodes

Tips and Tricks

  1. Use semantic clustering for better organization
  2. Regularly reconnect disconnected nodes
  3. Monitor cluster coherence scores
  4. Use clear node labels for better understanding