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## 0.9.0 — 2026-10-21
- **Model graph.** A **Model | Graph** switch on the `main.archify` page (next to **Export** when the file has a diagram, top right otherwise) replaces the page with the whole model as one graph: every element any diagram draws plus every registry element, every connection between them, each once, drawn with Cytoscape.js in Archify's type colours. Registry elements have a solid border, inline ones a dashed border. **Decisions** and **registry files** are nodes as well: a decision is a tag coloured by status with dotted links to the elements and connections it is about and dashed links to what it supersedes; a registry links to the elements it defines. Layered layout by type (clients left, data right, registries above, decisions below, orthogonal connections) or a force layout; hover lights up an element and its connections; decision and registry links show for the selected element, or all of them with **Links**. Drag, zoom, **Fit**, **Labels**, a dark/light theme toggle of its own (remembered, and shared with the diagram pages' theme key), legend chips that hide a type (decisions and registries included), **Export PNG**. The choice is remembered per file; the graph updates in place as the model changes.
- **Model graph.** A **Model | Graph** switch on the `main.archify` page (next to **Export** when the file has a diagram, top right otherwise) replaces the page with the whole model as one graph: every element any diagram draws plus every registry element, every connection between them, each once, drawn with Cytoscape.js in Archify's type colours. Registry elements have a solid border, inline ones a dashed border. **Decisions** and **registry files** are nodes as well: a decision is a tag coloured by status with dotted links to the elements and connections it is about and dashed links to what it supersedes; a registry links to the elements it defines. Layered layout by type (clients left, data right, registries above, decisions below, orthogonal connections) or a force layout; hover lights up an element and its connections; the dotted decision and registry links are shown by default; **Links** switches them to the selected element only. Drag, zoom, **Fit**, **Labels**, a dark/light theme toggle of its own (remembered, and shared with the diagram pages' theme key), legend chips that hide a type (decisions and registries included), **Export PNG**. The choice is remembered per file; the graph updates in place as the model changes.
- **Queries.** A query box narrows the graph: `database`, `type:backend`, `diagram:0200-*`, `decision:<id>`, `uses:api`, `near:api,2`, `from:web to:db` (shortest path), `unused`, `shared`, `-shared`, `type:decision`, `type:registry`; terms AND together, a leading `-` excludes; decisions and registries follow their elements into a result, and walks never pass through them; the count reads "9 of 14 elements"; **?** lists the forms and runs an example on click.
- **Side panel.** An element shows its description, type, registry file and line (**Registry** opens it), the diagrams that draw it, its connections and its decisions, each one click away; **Neighbours** queries around it. A connection shows its labels, diagrams and decisions. A decision node shows its status, text, the elements and connections it is about and **Open decision**; a registry node the elements it defines and **Open registry**.
- **Entry points.** On a diagram page inside a model the switch reads **Diagram | Graph** and opens the graph narrowed to `diagram:<that diagram>`. New command *Archify | Open Model Graph* in the editor title, the Command Palette and the Explorer menu, wherever *Open Model* is.