Graph & tags
Once items are linked, the graph view is where the connections actually become visible — and Tags are how you take a checkpoint before you do anything risky to a collection.
Exploring the graph
- Surface tab (right-hand graph panel): select any row → shows that item and its directly connected neighbors, live. Lock it (padlock icon) to keep accumulating nodes as you click around instead of resetting on every new selection.
- Explore tab: a canvas for ad-hoc and saved OpenCypher-style queries against the whole collection graph — for "show me every Deal in Negotiation stage linked to a Company in Manufacturing," not just one item's immediate neighbors.
Snapshotting with Tags
Sidebar footer → Tags. + Tag takes a full, read-only copy of the collection as it stands right now, named and timestamped. Switch the dropdown to a tag to browse that historical state (read-only); Restore replaces the live collection with it; delete when you no longer need it. Use this before a risky bulk edit or schema change, the same way you'd tag a release in git.
Tags are not per-item labels. If you're looking for a free-form label you
can put on individual items for filtering, that's the
tags: list on a node
(see the KGL format reference) — a different, unrelated
feature that happens to share the name.