Context Graph viewer
You’ve seen the knowledge graph through the Graph Explorer and queried it with SPARQL. The Context Graph viewer gives you another perspective — an interactive visualisation of how knowledge, context, and provenance connect.
Open the Context Graph
From the Workflows page, select Context Graph.
This view shows the full context structure: how documents were processed, how knowledge was extracted, and how entities and relationships connect. It’s a higher-level view than the Graph Explorer — less about individual nodes and more about the overall knowledge architecture.
What to look for
- Document provenance — trace from extracted knowledge back to the source documents and specific text chunks
- Collection structure — see how different documents and extractions are organised within collections
- Relationship density — identify which entities are highly connected and which are isolated
This is particularly useful when you’re working with multiple documents and ontologies — the Context Graph shows how everything fits together.
Next
What next? — you’ve completed the quickstart. Here’s where to go from here.