# Knowledge Graph items now show what changed, where it came from, and take you straight to them

> Clicking an item in the Knowledge Graph opens a redesigned sheet that checks for updates, quotes what Grow reads and opens the exact record, not a list.

Version: v1.639
Date: 2026-11-09
Source: https://doc.checkgrow.com/changelog/v1-639-knowledge-graph-items-now-show-what-changed-where-it-came-from-and-take-you-straight-to-them

## What this solves

The item sheet often said very little. A moodboard group showed "0 images", a knowledge field hid its value, and the history only said "Created". The open button usually landed on a general page, so you had to search for the item again. You also had no way to tell whether a file you uploaded since should change it.

## What changed

- **Update check on open.** Knowledge Center items first look for changes suggested by files you imported, quoting the passage and naming the file. Click **Review and apply** to decide; nothing changes until you do. If new files or a website scan arrived since the item last changed, **Check them with Grow** asks Grow to look.
- **Straight to the record.** **Open persona**, **Open competitor**, **Open product** and the other open buttons land on that item: its detail opens, or the page scrolls to it and highlights it.
- **What Grow reads.** The Overview tab shows the item's actual content. An empty moodboard group explains what adding images changes, and a group with images shows them.
- **History with sources.** Each change shows where it came from (file import, manual edit, website scan or Grow), who made it, and links to the file or conversation.
- **Ask Grow, faster.** The arrow beside **Ask Grow** offers ready-made questions for that kind of item, and **Do more with this** links to Creatives, Campaigns, Sales and more.

## Where to find it

Knowledge Center → Knowledge Graph → click any item.

## Useful for

- Marketers keeping personas, ICPs and products current as new material arrives.
- Anyone who wants to check what Grow knows about an item and where it came from.
- Teams moving from the map to the record that needs work.