For non-developers or users looking to quickly test Unize AI, we have created a playground in our API Dashboard which you can use to make requests to Unize AI without writing any code. You will need a verified Unize API account and a positive balance in your account (to see how to set up your account, please refer to the Initial Setup page).Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://developers.unize.org/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Generating a Knowledge Graph
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to generate a knowledge graph using the Playground:Access the Playground
Adding New Document to a Knowledge Graph
You can also add a new document to existing graphs! This allows you to continually expand a knowledge graph, and Unize AI ensures that additional information is added in a coherent manner.Visualizing a Generated Knowledge Graph
To view the generated graph from the API Dashboard, navigate to the Playground and click on thegraph_id of the graph you want to visualize. You will be redirected to the graph visualization page.

Asking Questions to a Knowledge Graph
As soon as you generate or import your graphs into Unize, you can begin asking questions to any of the graphs right away. Getting answers from your knowledge graph is as simple as following these steps:Go to the Playground
Ask your question and click "Submit"
On the right sidebar, make sure that you are on the “Chat” tab.
Then on the text box at the bottom enter your question and click “Submit”.


Your answer may take a few minutes to generate. Please avoid clicking away from this page on Unize.

Each question you ask is independent of one another. The AI has no memory.
Importing a Knowledge Graph
You can seamlessly bring an existing knowledge graph into Unize. Currently, we support imports via Cypher Query Language. To get started, just follow these steps:Go to the Playground
Unlike when you use Unize AI to generate a graph—where we deduplicate all nodes, relationships, and properties to ensure a cohesive, non-duplicative structure—importing a non-Unize graph will import it as is. We do not perform any additional processing on imported graphs.







