user-guide/search-and-graph/index.md

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search-and-graph Search and the graph Full-text search, the knowledge graph, and the link report.
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Search and the graph

Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows/Linux) anywhere, or pick Search from a space's sidebar, to open the search dialog. Start typing to search full text across the spaces you have access to; results update as you type.

Graph view

Choose Graph view in the sidebar to see a space's pages as a network instead of a tree. Nodes are pages, coloured by status (Released, Review, Working, Archived); edges show how pages relate to each other:

Edge Meaning
Hierarchy one page contains the other
Link one page references the other (a wikilink or Markdown link)
Relation a named relation such as depends on

Use the filter bar to narrow the view: filter nodes by name, restrict to one space, or adjust Depth — how many hops around your current selection are shown. Reset returns to the default view.

Tip

Click a node to see its title, status, links and last update, with an Open button to jump straight to that page.

Choose Link report in the sidebar to see every unresolvable reference and relation in the current space in one list — broken wikilinks, links to pages that no longer exist, or relations pointing nowhere. Broken references are treated as data to clean up, not as errors that block anything; if there is nothing to fix, the report says so plainly.