Totally agree on the wiki synthesis, that’s the feature that made everything click for me too. The “folder of disconnected stuff” problem is exactly what I was trying to solve.
On performance: The graph uses Sigma.js under the hood, which renders via WebGL – so it’s GPU-accelerated and can handle 100k+ nodes without any hassle. I regularly emphasize testing by batch adding thousands of Wikipedia articles, and the graph remains fast.
The SQLite + Rust combo does a lot of the work on the backend side too – vector searches, full-text searches, and graph queries, all running against the same file with no external dependencies. For your use case (spiraling thousands of notes) it should be in its comfort zone.
Basically: throw everything at it. It’s something like this. 😄
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