Retrieval
The links between what you know
Your knowledge isn't a list; it's a web. The graph layer is an early step toward making the connections — who, what, when, and how things relate — first-class.
Experimental
The relationships between what you know
Evidence-backed nodes & typed edgesExperimental
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Why it matters
Search finds the thing. It doesn't show you what the thing connects to. The relationships between people, messages, and threads are knowledge too.
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What Nolocron provides
- A graph built from import metadata — people, messages, threads, tools, and the edges between them.
- Read operations to find a node, walk its neighborhood, or trace the shortest path between two.
- Cross-source identity resolution that recognizes the same person across different sources.
- Evidence-backed edges: every relationship traces to where it came from.
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How it works
- Project the graph for a vault.
- Find a person, thread, or entity.
- Walk its neighborhood or trace a path to another.
- Follow any edge back to its evidence.
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Proof
- Relationships are derived from your sources, not invented.
- Every match traces to its evidence — identity resolution you can inspect.
- An early, opt-in layer — not yet wired into the assistant.
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