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We use a similar knowledge graph approach in a multi-agent system where each agent writes to a shared temporal graph (FalkorDB + Graphiti), and the Vis.js-style visualization was exactly what made debugging agent relationships tractable. The LCARS styling choice with Star Trek captain logs as test data is genuinely creative — turning mock data into something you actually want to interact with changes how you evaluate the UX.
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This is such a creative approach — using FileMaker Pro as the backbone for a knowledge graph is not something I'd have considered, but the Vis.js integration looks clean. The bidirectional linking reminds me of how I've been thinking about connecting my project documentation.
I've been building a system where all my game dev docs, templates, and notes link to each other (currently using Notion's API + manual cross-references). The knowledge graph visualization would be a game-changer for spotting disconnected nodes.
How does performance hold up as the graph grows? I'd imagine with a few hundred nodes and complex relationships, the Vis.js rendering could get heavy. Any tricks for keeping it smooth?