# nodegoat > nodegoat is a web-based data management, network analysis & visualisation environment. Using nodegoat, you can create and manage any number of datasets by use of a graphic user interface. Your own data model autoconfigures the backbone of nodegoat's core functionalities. Within nodegoat you are able to instantly analyse and visualise datasets. nodegoat allows you to enrich data with relational, geographical and temporal attributes. Therefore, the modes of analysis are inherently diachronic and ready-to-use for interactive maps and extensive trailblazing. This file contains links to different sections that are made available to LLMs for direct use. ## List of Sections - [General](https://nodegoat.net/sitemap/llms/pages-general.txt): Pages and content with general information. - [News & Articles](https://nodegoat.net/sitemap/llms/blogs-news--articles.txt): All articles for 'News & Articles'. - [Use Cases](https://nodegoat.net/sitemap/llms/blogs-use-cases.txt): All articles for 'Use Cases'. - [Documentation](https://nodegoat.net/sitemap/llms/documentations-documentation.txt): This is the full documentation for nodegoat. All nodegoat features are described here. Follow the nodegoat Guides to learn how to setup your own nodegoat environment and get your projects up and running. Not able to find what you are looking for? Try the search, or get in touch.. - [Guides](https://nodegoat.net/sitemap/llms/documentations-guides.txt): These guides walk you through nodegoat's basic functionalities. These guides make use of examples taken from a project on correspondence networks. If you follow the guides sequentially, you will learn how to set up this project. You can also use the guides independently to learn more about specific functionalities. Whenever additional information about a feature or setting is available in the nodegoat Documentation, this will be shown by a clickable icon that takes you to the relevant section of the nodegoat Documentation. Not able to find what you are looking for? Try the search, or get in touch.. - [Projects](https://nodegoat.net/sitemap/llms/documentations-projects.txt): This section describes a number of nodegoat projects. All data of each project can be downloaded via the linked data publication. Every project has their own API endpoint that is described by an OpenAPI Description, e.g. https://demo.nodegoat.io/project/1.openapi. Each project specific API provides access to the model and the data of the project. The complete model can be accessed by the following request: https://demo.nodegoat.io/project/[PROJECT-ID]/model/type/, e.g. https://demo.nodegoat.io/project/1/model/type/. The data can be accessed per Object Type: https://demo.nodegoat.io/project/[PROJECT-ID]/data/type/[OBJECT-TYPE-ID]/object, e.g. https://demo.nodegoat.io/project/1/data/type/4/object. The listed filters can be used in the GUI as well as in API requests. Every filter is a natural language description followed by a JSON notation of the filter used for the query..