[−]__MatrixMan__ · 2026-10-10 Sat 18:36 UTC ·
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I've been having agents build knowledge graphs, they're a tremendous mess to start with, but I take the time to manually drag nodes around or group them in meaningful ways so that it's actually human-browsable. This is boring enough to create space for me to think in. It leads me to go on expeditions into the code which surface the missing details. It's also a nice way to communicate context to agents. Like, I can hide all but the relevant nodes from an agent before suggesting that it query the graph to understand which service references which other service via which api, which database tables are read/written by such an action, etc...
Curious, how do you do this? What tools are you using to build and manipulate the graphs, and how do you feed that context back to the agents? The manual organization part sounds particularly interesting.