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Playground

Ask, search, compile, and try branches without writing code.

The Playground is a three-column surface for exercising your project interactively — the fastest way to see grounded answers and the witnesses behind them.

Ask

Type a question. The engine retrieves relevant claims and synthesises a cited answer, rendering witness chips for the claims it used. Ask something your sources don't cover to see the engine decline rather than guess. Backed by POST /api/v1/ws/{ws}/ask (streaming at /ask/stream).

Look up claims and witnesses directly, without an LLM in the loop — text search (GET …/search) or hybrid text + semantic search (POST …/search/hybrid). Useful for "what does the graph actually contain about X?"

Compile & branch

Trigger a compile and watch claims appear, or create a throwaway branch to experiment with contributions in isolation before merging. See Branches.

Witness chips are the point

Every answer is clickable down to its evidence. If you're evaluating whether to trust the system, the Playground is where you verify that answers track sources.