Tables

Tables is the complete graph list. The Nodes and Edges tabs show counts and can be moved between with the keyboard arrow keys when the tab row is focused.

Sort and open items

Choose a column header to sort by it; choose it again to reverse direction. Node columns include name, type, created, updated, and properties. Relationship columns include type, source, target, dates, and properties.

Select a node name or relationship row to open its detail. Relationship rows also respond to Enter or Space when focused.

The table follows active project time, so items outside the viewed moment may be absent. Switch to All time if you need the unprojected graph.

Add a node

Choose Add node, then:

1. Select a node type, or type a new name to create a basic type.
2. Enter an optional node name.
3. Fill the type’s properties.
4. If time is active, decide whether the node is Timeless.
5. Choose Create node or Create + spatial layout.

The second action creates an owned spatial layout and opens it after creation.

Add a relationship

The Add edge action becomes available once at least two nodes exist.

1. Select or create an edge type.
2. Choose different source and target nodes.
3. Fill the type’s properties.
4. If time is active, decide whether it is Timeless.
5. Create the edge.

Edit complex values

Property forms adapt to their definition. Lists support adding, removing, and reordering items. Primitive values use dedicated controls. Enums without payloads use a searchable option menu. Structs, payload enums, referenced structured data types, and nested lists open a guided editor with controls for each declared field.

Tables currently do not expose delete actions. Use the relevant type deletion flow for cascades, or a relational canvas for relationship deletion, and review the warnings in Nodes and relationships.