Domain Briefing

What is the Domain Briefing?

The Domain Briefing is an AI-generated prose summary of your knowledge graph. It gives you a quick text overview of what UKAI has learned from your conversations — the key facts, entities, and relationships.

Where to Find It

The Domain Briefing appears in two places:

1. Chat panel header — a collapsible strip showing fact count and key highlights
2. Settings → Knowledge — the full briefing text

How It Works

1. UKAI queries your knowledge graph (all nodes and edges)
2. Sends the data to an AI model for summarization
3. Generates a structured briefing with facts, decisions, and observations
4. Caches the result for 5 minutes (to avoid regenerating on every page load)

What It Shows

A typical briefing includes:

• Facts — key entities and their properties
• Relationships — how things connect
• Decisions — choices that have been recorded
• Observations — patterns the AI noticed

Example:

Facts (8): The project uses Next.js 15 with React 19 for the frontend. Supabase provides the backend (PostgreSQL + Auth). Alice Johnson is the CTO, managing a team of 12 engineers. Bob Smith (VP Engineering) reports to Alice...

Decisions (2): Chose Supabase over Firebase for better SQL support and row-level security. Using App Router instead of Pages Router...

Refreshing the Briefing

• Click the refresh icon next to the briefing to regenerate it
• It auto-refreshes when the cache expires (5 minutes)
• New chat messages don't immediately update the briefing — refresh to see the latest

How It Relates to Other Features

The Domain Briefing is a read-only summary of your Knowledge Graph. It doesn't modify anything — it just presents what's there in a readable format.

To change what appears in the briefing:

• Chat more — add new knowledge through conversation
• Edit nodes — click nodes in the graph to update their details
• Add Project Context — update the AI's seed knowledge in Settings