Explore links and the local graph
A Context page can connect to other pages and sources. The Graph tab offers a local view of these relationships and is marked Preview in v0.1.2.
Make a useful connection
- Create and publish Launch plan and FAQ pages.
- Link from Launch plan to FAQ using a wikilink.
- Open FAQ in Context.
- Inspect Backlinks in Details to find the page linking to it.
- Open Graph to see the available relationships and their list.
Expected result: the local relationship view lets you navigate connected accessible material. Relationship compilation may take time; an empty graph is not proof that the whole workspace has no connections.
Read each relationship correctly
| Relationship | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Backlinks | Other visible pages that link to this page. |
| Outbound links | Links from this page to other material. |
| Citations | Visible source relationships used as evidence. |
| Often read together | Available co-access trails. This is an association, not a factual citation. |
Use the Graph relationships list to open the same relationships represented by the diagram. This can be easier on a small screen or when the diagram is crowded.
This view centers on the selected page. It is not a promise of a complete, interactive map of all knowledge in the workspace. Your permissions still determine what can appear.
If the graph is empty or unavailable
Create an explicit wikilink or citation, save the relevant version, and reload later. Check whether the linked page is accessible to your account. If the diagram cannot load, use the page tree, Backlinks, or Search to continue.
Do not interpret a line in the graph as proof of agreement. Read both pages and their sources, especially when a decision depends on them.
Implementation reference: local graph and relationship list, graph labels.