My Saved Cyphers are gone - make a default folder of common, basic cyphers.
spencer@aquarry.earth
Spent a lot of time putting in some cyphers to do common operations, and upon re-logging in, they are all gone.
Furthermore, why not just create a 'common operations' folder to begin with that has saved cyphers for all of the most common operations like making a new node, building a relationship between two nodes, etc., etc.
This will vastly improve onboarding time. No one wants to dig through the entire range of operations when they are just exploring a new tool they might want to use.
Ian Pollard
Hi Spencer, thanks for your feedback. I'm really sorry you lost your saved Cypher, I've been there myself and it's a real pain.
Today, your saved queries use your web browser's local storage. Whilst this is convenient, it is also potentially ephemeral and cannot follow you if you change browser or computer. We have recently introduced a feature in Aura called shared storage, which allows user metadata to be saved securely to the Aura service. All our tools are in the progress of migrating to this new storage system, so I hope that soon you won't experience the problem ever again. You can also choose to share your resources with colleagues in the same project.
Two tips on common Cypher operations:
1) The vertical side panel in query has a book icon; if you click that you'll see the searchable Cypher reference card. Common queries are shown and can be clicked to use them.
2) In the query input bar, you may see a sparkle icon on the right side. This lets you type natural language and have GenAI give you the Cypher you need. This can be helpful to build out the foundations of the query you need. If you can't see the sparkle icon, it's an option that can be enabled by org admins in the org settings area.
Hope that helps.
Ian