Connections

Explore your project’s sources and their connections in 2D or 3D.

Connections is the visual network of your project. Open Map → Connections to explore sources and shared keywords, then use Filter to include other details such as authors, years, and notes.

Move around the graph

Choose 2D for a flat view or 3D to rotate the network. Use the zoom buttons or scroll to zoom.

• In 2D, drag the background to pan and drag an item to move it.
• In 3D, drag to rotate; right-drag empty space to pan.
• Right-click a source to open it or focus on its connected items.
• Use Controls for the full interaction guide and Legend to identify the item types.

Adjust what you see

Use Filter to choose which types of items appear. Settings controls labels, icons, and whether moved items stay in place.

Shared keywords and metadata can help you spot related reading. A visual connection does not establish that two sources agree or support the same claim.

Review evidence on the question page

To link sources to a research question, assess their stances, compare evidence, or work through source suggestions, open the question under Desk → Questions. Those tasks live with the question and its conclusion.

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