How Do I Query Data in My Evolutionary Neural Memory?

Querying an ENM is done by sending query messages through the Pod-OS SDK or through the Neural Memory Explorer in the dashboard.

Query via the Dashboard

The easiest way to start querying is through the Evolutionary Neural Memory Explorer in the Pod-OS dashboard:

1. Navigate to Evolutionary Neural Memory Explorer in the left sidebar
2. Select your ENM Actor from the dropdown
3. Write your query in the query editor
4. Click Execute Query to see results

This is ideal for exploration, debugging, and learning the query patterns before embedding them in your application.

Query via the SDK

For application integration, send query messages through the SDK:

Retrieve a Node by ID

Coming soon — SDK code examples for this pattern are in progress.

Find Nodes by Type

Coming soon — SDK code examples for this pattern are in progress.

Find Nodes by Properties

Coming soon — SDK code examples for this pattern are in progress.

Graph Traversal

The real power of ENM comes from traversing relationships. Because all edges are bidirectional, you can start at any node and explore in any direction.

Follow Edges from a Node

Coming soon — SDK code examples for this pattern are in progress.

Reverse Traversal

Coming soon — SDK code examples for this pattern are in progress.

Multi-Hop Traversal

Coming soon — SDK code examples for this pattern are in progress. Multi-hop traversal lets you find all people who work at the same company as Alice, without needing to know which company that is up front — the graph structure does the work.

Combining Queries with Filters

Traversal results can be filtered by node type and properties:

Coming soon — SDK code examples for this pattern are in progress.

Next: How do I structure data in my ENM? — learn best practices for modeling your data as a graph.