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The Search page is a chat-style interface for querying your knowledge graphs.

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Sending a query

  1. Choose a dataset using the Searching: … picker above the input bar.
  2. Choose a scope using the pills above the input bar (see Search scope below).
  3. Type a natural language query in the search bar and press Enter.
  4. Results appear in the conversation area below.
Suggestion chips are shown when a conversation is empty:
  • “What are the main entities?”
  • “Summarize the uploaded documents”
  • “What relationships exist in the data?”
Click any chip to send it immediately. Past searches are loaded from the backend and shown in the history sidebar. History persists across sessions and is fetched via the GET /api/v1/search endpoint.

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Dataset and scope

The active dataset (brain) is controlled by the current breadcrumb selection. The label above the input bar shows which brain is being searched. Scope selector pills above the input bar control the retrieval target:
ScopeDescription
Company BrainQuery the knowledge graph built from your uploaded documents (default).
Agent MemoryQuery the most recent agent session and trace context.
Agent Memory uses the most recent session as context; if no recent session exists, the search has no session context to draw from.

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Conversation history

The sidebar on the left lists past conversations grouped by date. Click any conversation to reopen it, use + to start a new one, or use the sidebar toggle to collapse and expand the history panel. Past searches are loaded from the backend via GET /api/v1/search. New conversations created during the current page session appear alongside that history.

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How search works

The UI search calls the POST /api/v1/recall endpoint with the selected scope. The Graph scope behaves like a standard graph retrieval. Other scopes add session and trace context to the results. For details on available search types and parameters, see Search Basics.
The search bar on the Dashboard provides the same functionality inline. The dedicated Search page offers more space for results and conversation history.