Mind
Mind maps what your agent knows: one point per passage it can quote, with unanswered questions marked as rings you can answer on the spot.
Where to find it
It opens on List; press Map to see the map. The map is there for every kind of agent, and only you see it unless you share it (see Share it below).
Each point is a passage your agent can quote, placed near passages that mean something similar, with lines between passages about the same thing. Drag to turn the map, and use Zoom in and Zoom out to move closer. Scrolling never zooms, so the page keeps scrolling.
You see its source and the Questions it answered from it in the last 30 days. A row opens that conversation in Activity, and View source opens the source itself.
Answer a question it missed
A ring is a question your agent couldn’t answer, drawn beside the source its reply leaned on. A question whose reply used none of your sources has no ring. It is listed in the Unanswered list and never placed by guess.
Press a ring on the map, or Answer on a question in the Unanswered list beside or above it.
⌘↵ (Ctrl+↵ on Windows and Linux) saves too. The line then says Learned, and your agent answers from it at once: Try it asks it in Test. If it says it waits, Update agent runs the train. The ring turns into a solid point and the count goes down.
Narrow a big map
The Sources button above the map, for example Sources · 4 of 4, filters what is drawn. Press a source to show or hide it, Shift-press to show only that one, and press Show all to restore everything.
Group by switches between single Sources and Topics, which gather your sources by where they came from: a site’s section, or what you added by hand. Each topic is labelled with its unanswered count, and pointing at one lights its passages. The filter changes only what you see, never what your agent knows or answers.
Share it
On an Expert Twin, you can let visitors orbit and zoom the map. Turn on Share knowledge map under Settings › Rules › Sources & citations. It’s off by default, and your public page then links it as See what I’ve learned.
A visitor sees the map’s shape and its mix of source types, never a title, an address, a word of content, or a link to the source. A source you’ve held back or marked confidential never appears, on or off.
Good to know
- The map shows what the last train built. A new source or a taught answer joins it at the next train; before the first, it says Nothing on the map yet.
- A very large library is drawn as a stable sample, capped at 800 passages, and the count above the map says so.
- On a phone the map opens as a list of topics. Show the map draws it below, and it stays still.
- Replay growth order plays back the order your sources joined. More › Passages as a list works where the browser can’t draw the map.
- Knowledge in the sidebar, then Map, shows every agent’s map as a card. One map of the whole library is a Preview, not live yet.