bestmate graph

A graph is a public, shareable view of what a body of your knowledge actually contains — the claims in it and how they connect. It lives at bestmate.io/g?slug=<slug>.

Build

bestmate graph build yc-convergence \
  --title "Where the YC 2026 talks converge" \
  --subtitle "Six talks, one thesis" \
  --store yc-notes

One LLM extraction pass over the corpus. It always lands as a draft — publishing is a separate, deliberate act.

Flag	Description
`--title`	Title shown on the public page (required)
`--subtitle`	Optional subtitle under the title
`--store`	Build from this context store’s sources (default: the whole twin)
`--twin`	Twin slug or id (default: your default owned twin)
`--interview`	Afterward, answer a few questions about the graph’s claims — your takes are saved to your KB and the graph is rebuilt with them

The slug is kebab-case, 3–40 characters, and becomes the public URL.

--interview is what turns a graph from a summary of what you read into a record of what you think. The questions target the claims the extraction was least sure about, so answering them improves both the graph and your KB.

Publish

bestmate graph publish yc-convergence
bestmate graph publish yc-convergence --ask     # enable the public ask box
bestmate graph publish yc-convergence --no-ask  # turn the ask box off

Takes a built graph live at bestmate.io/g?slug=<slug>.

--ask requires the graph’s twin to already have public ask enabled. This flag will never flip a twin public on its own — making a twin publicly answerable is a decision you make explicitly, elsewhere.

Unpublish

bestmate graph unpublish yc-convergence

Takes the graph offline and back to draft. The data is kept, so you can publish it again.

Getting Started

CLI Reference

Platform

Integrations

macOS App

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