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Nodes are entities: people, places, organizations, and concepts. An edge means two entities were mentioned together in the same memory, weighted by how often they co-occur. Use the graph to visualize what the memory layer knows, or to verify extraction accuracy.
Edges are co-occurrence relationships, not typed or labeled predicates. They tell you that two entities are connected and how strongly, not the specific relationship between them.

Get the graph

Response 200 OK

List entities

Response 200 OK

Get an entity

Returns one entity plus its observations: the things the memory layer has learned about it. This is the accuracy-verification view, showing exactly what was extracted and attributed to each entity.
Response 200 OK

How the graph is built

Every time you record a memory, the entities it mentions are extracted. Two entities appearing in the same memory get an edge between them, and the more memories they share, the heavier that edge. The graph is computed across the entire space, not only recent memories.

Error responses

See the full error reference.

Next steps

Retrieve API

Query memories semantically.

Reason API

Synthesize an answer across memories.