Copilot

ℹ️ Copilot is currently available as a beta feature.

Copilot is an AI-powered investigation assistant that helps you explore and understand graph data using natural-language questions.

You can use Copilot from a visualization or a case view to:

• Understand the main entities and relationships in a network.
• Identify important entities, groups, hubs, or intermediaries.
• Explore flows, paths, values, directions, and time periods.
• Search for relevant entities.
• Run read-only graph queries.
• Break an investigation objective into possible analysis steps.
• Summarize observations and suggest areas for further investigation.

Copilot uses the available investigation context to tailor its response. This can include:

• The current visualization or case.
• The graph schema.
• Information retrieved through search or queries.
• The context definition set by your administrator.
• The messages exchanged in the current conversation.
• Tools executed in the current conversation.

This context has a limited size (100 000 tokens by default). Copilot only sees what fits in it, so the older messages of a long conversation are left out. An administrator can change this in the token limit configuration.

The amount of graph data taken from the current visualization or case is limited as well. When part of the graph is left out, Copilot warns users with a message that part of the graph is not visible to the LLM. An administrator can change this in the context limits configuration.

⚠️ Copilot can produce inaccurate or incomplete responses. Always verify important findings against the underlying graph data. Copilot's output should not be treated as a final decision or conclusion.