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Knowledge Graph

Synth connects generated pages, source pages, and related ideas into a graph. Use it to see what your project memory knows and where it is thin.

Use The Graph For​

  • finding related pages
  • spotting orphan pages
  • seeing whether sources are connected
  • checking whether ingestion created useful structure

How To Read It​

Dense clusters usually mean Synth found related concepts. Isolated pages can mean the source is narrow, the source is missing surrounding context, or the page needs a better title and links.

Use graph inspection as a quality check after ingestion:

  • If key docs are missing, ingest the missing source.
  • If a source appears isolated, add a more explanatory source or edit the page.
  • If graph and search both look empty, check the ingestion job first.

API​

For graph data and stats endpoints, see the REST API reference.

MCP​

The public MCP surface does not expose graph traversal. Agents should use synth_search to find related evidence and synth_get_page to inspect cited paths.

Quality Tip​

If important pages are isolated, add better source docs or run a focused ingest. A useful graph comes from useful source material.

When you import a project from a remote Git backend, verify that Knowledge, Graph, Explore, and agent retrieval all see the imported project. See Remote Git Backends for the import flow.