Console overview

The console is the web app at cloud.littlebigbrain.com. It’s the fastest way to see what’s in your graph, run queries and search visually, manage indexes and embeddings, tune retrieval with feedback, and administer your stacks and keys. It talks to the same data-plane API the SDKs use, so anything you do in the console you can also do in code.

You sign in with your account and select a stack; every view operates on the selected stack’s graph.

Information architecture

The console is organized into pillars in the left navigation:

Pillar	Views	What it’s for
Graph & Ontology	Explorer, Ontology, Data, Query	Understand and query your knowledge graph
Retrieval	Search & eval, Embeddings, Indexes	Run and tune hybrid search
Models	Feedback, Labeled data, Training	Grade results and fine-tune embeddings
Operate	Metrics, Storage	Watch health and object-storage usage
Account	API & SDK, Members, Stacks, Keys & access, Billing	Administer your account

The detailed pages:

• Graph & Ontology
• Retrieval
• Models & feedback
• Operate & account

Home

The Home view is the landing dashboard for the selected stack: a snapshot of the graph (entity/edge counts, ontology version), index coverage, and quick links into the pillars. It’s the orientation point when you switch stacks.

Command palette

The console has a keyboard-driven command palette for jumping between views and running common actions (open a view, run a search, switch stack) without leaving the keyboard. Old hash URLs from the pre-redesign IA redirect to the current view ids, so existing bookmarks keep working.

Console vs. code

Use the console for exploration, tuning, and operations — visual graph navigation, iterating on a query, judging search results, watching metrics, rotating keys. Use the SDKs for integration — the repeatable ingest/index/search pipeline your application runs. The API & SDK view links straight to the SDK downloads and your stack’s connection details.