Graph

The Graph tab shows the grounded entities and relationships that have been imported from a Hindsight memory bank. The left side lists entities and edges; the right side shows the details for whichever item you select.

Layout

The Graph tab is split into three resizable panels:

• Entities (top left) — grounded nodes such as people, organizations, projects, products, or any other entity type imported from Hindsight.
• Edges (bottom left) — grounded relationships between those entities.
• Details (right) — the full information panel for the selected entity or edge.

You can drag the resize handles to change panel sizes, and double-click a handle to reset it.

Entities list

Entities are displayed as rows in the top-left panel. Each row shows:

Field	What it tells you
Label	The human-readable name of the entity.
Type and ID	The entity type (for example person, project, product) followed by its stable ID.
Left border color	A color assigned to the entity type so you can scan the list quickly.

Click any entity to open its details in the right panel.

Edges list

Edges are displayed in the bottom-left panel. Each row shows:

Field	What it tells you
Source → Target	The two entities connected by the relationship.
Description / type	A short description of the relationship, or the relationship type if no description is available.
Edge count badge	When multiple physical edges are grouped under a single edge context, the badge shows how many edges are in that group.

Click any edge to open its details in the right panel.

Why are edges grouped?

Mental-model-driven edge contexts can represent many concrete Hindsight relationships as one conceptual edge. The group row lets you see that an edge context exists, while the child rows beneath it show the individual physical edges.

Details panel

When you select an entity or an edge, the right panel shows everything architxt knows about that item. The sections are the same for both nodes and edges unless noted below.

Header

• Title — the entity label, or the edge description if one exists.
• Subtitle — the entity ID, or the source_id → target_id pair for an edge.
• Badges — entity labels (for nodes) or the edge type (for edges).

Mental model refs

Lists any contextual mental models attached to this entity or edge. For each model you see:

Field	Meaning
Scope badge	Whether the model is attached to a node, edge, seed, or other scope.
External ID	The stable Hindsight ext_id of the model.
Template role	The template role the model was derived from.
Attached / fetched	When the model was attached to the graph and when its content was last fetched from Hindsight.
Content hash	A hash used to detect content changes.
Refresh status	Whether the last refresh succeeded, was skipped, or errored — and the error if one occurred.

Provenance

Shows where the item came from — for example, whether it was imported from Hindsight, created by a sync job, or produced by a specific pipeline stage. Empty provenance means the source was not recorded.

Stored data

The raw properties stored for this entity or edge, excluding provenance and legacy computed fields. This is useful when you need to see the underlying values that feed into models or sync logic.

Timestamps

• Last refreshed — most recent mental-model content refresh across all attached models.
• Created — when the item first appeared in the contextual graph.
• Updated — when the item's record was last modified.
• Last seen — when the item was most recently observed during a sync.

Interactions

Action	What it does
Click an entity or edge	Opens its details in the right panel.
Search	Filters both entities and edges by label, ID, type, source, or target.
Drag resize handles	Resizes the panels.
Double-click a resize handle	Resets that split to its default size.

How the Graph tab relates to the others

The Graph tab contains the grounded items: things already imported and promoted from Hindsight. Candidate nodes and edges that have not been promoted live in the Candidates tab, and the contextual mental models attached to graph items are managed in the Mental Models tab. The background work that imports and refreshes these items is shown in Sync Jobs.