Content Types

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Overview

Content types define the categories of documents your system processes and how the AI should classify and extract information from them. Each content type includes instructions for the AI on what entities and relationships to look for. Navigate to Admin > Data Sources > Content Types.

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Viewing Content Types

The content types page lists all configured types with:

• Content type name
• Number of entity types associated
• Number of relationship types associated
• Created and last modified dates

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Creating a Content Type

Click Create New to define a new content type:

1. Name — A descriptive name for the document category (e.g., “Contracts”, “Proposals”, “Meeting Notes”)
2. Classification Instructions — Guidance for the AI on how to identify documents of this type
3. Entity Types — Which entities to extract from these documents
4. Relationship Types — Which relationships to identify between extracted entities
5. Metadata — Additional configuration for processing

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Entity and relationship attributes

Entity attributes are chosen from the ontology per entity type. You select which attributes apply, edit extraction instructions (defaults come from the ontology unless you override them), and set whether an attribute is required. Relationship attributes follow the same idea:

• Attributes available on a relationship come from the ontology definition for that triple (source entity type, relationship type, target entity type).
• You pick attributes from a dropdown — you do not type arbitrary names; types come from the ontology (shown read-only).
• Extraction instructions default from the ontology and can be overridden per content type for document-specific wording.

Relationship attributes are included in extraction prompts so the model can fill an attributes object on each extracted edge when the document supports values. See also: Relationship attributes (architecture).

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Test Ingestion

The test ingestion feature lets you validate your content type configuration before processing real data.

1. Click Test Ingestion on any content type
2. Configure test parameters:
   • Mode — Choose between:
     • Classify & Extract — Full processing (classification + entity extraction)
     • Classify Only — Test document classification without extraction
     • Extract Only — Test entity extraction without classification
   • Max Pages — Limit pages to process (default: 3, use -1 for full document)
3. Upload a sample file
4. Review the results:

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Test Results

The test results display:

• Classification Scores — Confidence scores for each content type, with the selected type highlighted
• Entities Table — Extracted entities showing Type, Name, and Attributes
• Relationships Table — Extracted relationships showing Source, Type, Target, and Attributes (key/value pairs returned by extraction when present)
• Raw JSON — Full raw output for debugging

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Editing Content Types

Click any content type to open its editor. Changes to a content type affect how future documents are processed — previously processed documents are not retroactively re-processed.