> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kubiya.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Graph Explorer

> Visual graph exploration and relationship discovery

The Graph Explorer provides an interactive visualization of your Context Graph, allowing you to explore relationships between entities visually.

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## Access

Click **Context Graph** > **Explorer** in the sidebar.

## Interface Layout

### Left Panel: Graph Filters

Filter the visible nodes and edges:

**Data Sources:**
Filter by where entities originated:

* Unknown
* Git
* User
* Test
* Memory
* Verification
* Module
* And more based on your connected sources

Each source shows the count of entities from that source.

**Entity Types:**
Filter by entity type:

* GITHUB\_KUBIYA
* GITHUB\_SEC\_F
* GitHubRepository
* UserAccount
* GitHubUser
* TestNode
* Memory
* AWSInstanceProfile
* And more based on your data

Use the search box to find specific entity types.

### Center Panel: Graph View

The main visualization area shows:

* **Nodes** - Entities represented as circles
* **Edges** - Relationships shown as connecting lines
* **Labels** - Entity names and types

**Stats bar:**

* Node count (e.g., "100 nodes")
* Edge count (e.g., "95 edges")

### Right Panel: Node Details

When you click a node, the detail panel shows:

* Entity name and type
* Source information
* Properties and metadata
* Related entities

## Navigation Controls

### Zoom Controls

Located in the bottom-left:

* **+** Zoom in
* **-** Zoom out
* **Fit** Reset view to show all nodes

### Pan

Click and drag on empty space to pan the view.

### Select

Click a node to select it and view its details.

## Working with the Graph

### Filtering

1. Check/uncheck data sources to show/hide entities from those sources
2. Check/uncheck entity types to filter by type
3. Combine filters to focus on specific subsets

<Tip>
  Start by filtering to a single entity type to reduce visual complexity, then expand as needed.
</Tip>

### Exploring Relationships

1. Click a node to select it
2. View its connections highlighted
3. Click connected nodes to traverse relationships
4. Use the detail panel to understand the entity

### Finding Specific Entities

Use the search bar at the top:

1. Enter the entity name or partial match
2. Select from suggestions
3. The view will focus on that entity

## Node Visualization

Nodes are sized and colored based on:

* **Entity type** - Different colors for different types
* **Connection count** - More connections = larger node
* **Importance** - Key entities are emphasized

## Performance Tips

For large graphs:

1. Use filters to reduce visible nodes
2. Focus on specific data sources
3. Limit to relevant entity types
4. Use the Entities table for searching large datasets

<Note>
  The explorer limits the visible nodes for performance. Use filters or the search to find specific entities in large graphs.
</Note>

## Export

The graph view supports:

* Screenshot export
* Data export via the [Queries](/web-interface/context-graph/queries) interface

## Related Pages

* **[Context Graph Overview](/web-interface/context-graph/overview)** - Graph metrics dashboard
* **[Entities](/web-interface/context-graph/entities)** - Table view for searching
* **[Queries](/web-interface/context-graph/queries)** - Cypher query interface
* **[Meta Agent](/core-concepts/meta-agent)** - Natural language graph exploration