BrainGraph builds a searchable knowledge graph from documents, recordings, web pages, and other source material for grounded AI workflows.

Use it from your agent

One ClawLink account serves every agent you run. Pick the guide for yours, or connect BrainGraph once and call the same tools from all of them.

Setup

Connect BrainGraph through ClawLink's hosted setup.

Auth: Paste one API key. The credential stays on the ClawLink server; your agent holds only a ClawLink key you can revoke.
Where: the ClawLink dashboard, or ask your agent to connect it.

BrainGraph exposes 10 tools through ClawLink.

Tool	What it does	Kind
`brain_graph_get_document_progress`	Get the current transcription, processing, and analysis status for a BrainGraph document	Read
`brain_graph_list_brains`	List the connected BrainGraph account's knowledge brains and identify the default brain for	Read
`brain_graph_list_documents`	List BrainGraph documents newest first, optionally matching filenames or notes, including	Read
`brain_graph_list_patterns`	Find recurring relationship-chain patterns in the connected BrainGraph knowledge graph, subject	Read
`brain_graph_resolve_entity`	Resolve an entity name to a canonical BrainGraph record	Read
`brain_graph_search_brain`	Search facts in the connected account's BrainGraph knowledge graph using a natural-language	Read
`brain_graph_ingest_web_page`	Fetch readable content from a public web page and queue it for BrainGraph ingestion	Read
`brain_graph_ingest_youtube_video`	Submit a YouTube video for metadata, transcript, and speaker processing; the result may only	Read
`brain_graph_transcribe_audio`	Upload an audio file or submit a direct public audio URL for diarized transcription and graph	Read
`brain_graph_upload_document`	Upload a document file supplied by the caller or plain text and queue it for BrainGraph	Write