Let your ideas take shape
Learn how to think, branch, compare, and share work in Convography.
Convography is a graph-first AI workspace. Instead of forcing every conversation into one long transcript, it lets you return to any earlier point, explore another direction, and keep the alternatives connected.
This guide documents features that are available in the current product. Controls can vary with your plan, usage mode, selected model, and provider availability.
Start with the essentials#
New to Convography? Follow this short path:
- Read the introduction to understand the graph-first model.
- Tour the workspace so you know where conversations, the graph, and chat live.
- Start your first conversation.
- Learn how to create a branch and send behind.
- Learn how to synthesize several graph nodes into one connected result.
- Review sources and citations before using an answer as evidence.
The graph is the center of the work#
Every meaningful turn becomes a connected node. Selecting a node opens the path that led to it. Sending from an earlier node creates another branch while preserving the original. This makes the workspace useful for research, scenario planning, drafting, technical design, and any task where the first answer should not become the only answer.
Use the graph guides to learn the full workflow:
- Read and navigate the graph
- Understand nodes and active paths
- Compare providers from one prompt
- Synthesize several branches
- Split a path into its own conversation
- Organize a complex graph
Find guidance by task#
| I want to… | Read… |
|---|---|
| Let Convography choose the model | Use Auto mode |
| Choose a provider or model myself | Use Simple mode |
| Add reference material | Add files to a chat |
| Share only one line of thought | Share a graph or branch |
| Combine several lines of thought | Synthesize graph nodes |
| Export an answer | Copy, download, and export |
| Resolve a problem | Troubleshooting |
Documentation promise#
This documentation is versioned with the application. Product changes that affect a user workflow must update the relevant guide in the same pull request. The docs catalog, internal links, image assets, and feature-to-page map are checked in CI to make drift visible before release.