Iris discovers a hyperlink path between
two Wikipedia pages. Under the hood it runs a
high‑performance graph search and streams live progress,
then visualizes the path so you can explore how topics
connect.
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Pick pages: Enter two Wikipedia
page titles (e.g., “Barack Obama” → “Mathematics”).
Exact titles work best.
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Start: Click Find Path.
The progress card shows depth, nodes explored, queue
size, and elapsed time.
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Explore: Drag nodes to tidy the
layout and click any step to open it on Wikipedia.
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Resume: Your latest search is saved
locally so you can refresh and continue later.
Tip: Some pairs can take longer or may not connect
quickly. Try broader page titles if you get stuck.