Knowledge Graph
The orb — your vault's wikilinks or your codebase's imports as a force-directed 2D/3D graph.
Open it from the ⋯ menu → Knowledge Graph. The orb has two modes, switched by the Vault / Code selector:
Vault graph
Scans a folder of .md notes and parses [[wikilinks]] into a force-directed graph, rendered as an Obsidian-style orb — 2D, or a slow auto-rotating 3D nebula. Notes match by filename stem, exactly like Obsidian. The Rust graph_scan walks every subfolder (dotfiles skipped, 6,000-file cap).
Code graph
Scans a codebase instead: files are nodes, relative imports are edges (./, ../, #include "…" — bare package imports are skipped so the graph shows your structure, not node_modules). Nodes are colored by file type with a legend.
The cosmic bits
- Per-cluster coloring via union-find, golden-angle hues
- A layered nebula-fog backdrop and a dim, twinkling starfield of orphan (unlinked) nodes
- Cyan "signal" particles travelling along backlinks
- ▶ Timeline — reveals notes/files in modification-date order so you can watch the universe assemble; a scrubber lets you replay it
Everything is scanned locally in Rust. Nothing leaves your machine.