Knowledge platform · graph + semantic search

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An engine that turns documents and a domain into a connected model: entities, relations, semantic search and knowledge provenance. A separate, reusable layer.

The problem

Mountains of documents and scattered knowledge: finding what you need by meaning rather than by keywords, and knowing where it came from, is expensive and manual.

Why existing solutions fail

Full-text search does not understand meaning or relations; RAG without a graph and provenance gives answers with no reference to the source and no audit.

How it works

Domain and documents → a connected model with provenance; semantic search and deterministic rendering (for example, y=x²−4 → SVG). The knowledge-graph data itself is a moat: only aggregates go outside, with no weights or selection rules.

Demo

Plot of the parabola y = x² − 4 on a dark coordinate grid: a turquoise curve, axes through the origin, with the roots (−2, 0) and (2, 0) and the vertex (0, −4) marked in yellow.
Deterministic rendering of the mathematical diagram y = x² − 4 → SVG (pure Python, no infrastructure): the roots (−2, 0), (2, 0) and the vertex (0, −4) are marked. The same input gives the same SVG.

Technology

The whole technology stack →

Use cases

Documents → a connected model

Mountains of documents and a domain become a graph with knowledge provenance, not a flat full-text index.

RAG with source references

Answers by meaning, with a traceable source and the ability to audit — you can see where they came from.

Deterministic visualisations

The same input gives the same SVG — predictable rendering of diagrams and geometry, with no black box.

Evidence

Deterministic rendering of y=x²−4 → SVG (pure Python, no infrastructure)

The function is rendered to SVG deterministically; this is derived output, not the knowledge-graph mechanism. It can be captured headless right now.

Reproduce: python -c "scene_renderer.render_graph(...)"

Geometry: 100 shapes, zero overlaps, reproducible by seed

A deterministic layout test: 100 shapes with no overlaps at a fixed seed.

Reproduce: pytest backend/tests/test_geometry.py

School mathematics graph: 8,599 entities, 9,945 relations

The authored graph dataset, counted as of 05.10.2026. 7,464 nodes are loaded into the lab’s working graph database; the size of the graph in production has not been measured separately. We give aggregates only: weights, selection rules and the proposal→review→commit pipeline are not taken outside.

Integration

A separate, reusable knowledge layer on top of the client’s domain — graph, semantic search and provenance.

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