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Topic Graph View

Visualise the shape of your vault as a force-directed graph — clusters of related topics, lines between topics that appear together, and drill-down into any node for the topic digest.

Topic graph showing connected clusters.
Overview

What Topic Graph View does

Visualise the shape of your vault as a force-directed graph — clusters of related topics, lines between topics that appear together, and drill-down into any node for the topic digest.

Seeing your context as a map exposes connections you didn't know existed and clusters that map to the projects you've been thinking through. It's the difference between a list of memories and an atlas of what you've been working on.

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Why it matters

The payoff for your AI memory

Force-directed layout with clean cluster rendering at

Force-directed layout with clean cluster rendering at high topic counts

Click any topic to open its digest

Click any topic to open its digest in a side panel

Cross-link lines show which topics appear together

Cross-link lines show which topics appear together often

Filter the graph by topic count, recency,

Filter the graph by topic count, recency, or source

How it works

From first launch to reusable memory

  1. 1

    Open the Classify view and switch to Graph mode.

  2. 2

    Explore clusters to see how topics group together.

  3. 3

    Follow edges to trace shared entries and declared relationships between topics.

  4. 4

    Review AutoLinker proposals to surface connections you did not set up manually.

FAQ

Common questions

What does an edge between topics mean?

It means at least one entry is classified under both topics. The thicker the line, the more entries share both.

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