Graph Engineering: Knowledge Graphs and Workflows
annetgriffin · x · 2026-07-19
This repost recommends a 'final-draft-level' guide on graph engineering, reportedly compiled over 6 months.
The accompanying image breaks the approach into two layers:
- Vertical Knowledge Graphs: knowledge representation, memory systems
- Horizontal Workflow Graphs: reasoning, planning, tool orchestration, structured output
- Further includes self-evolution and optimization, aiming to make the system production-ready
It points to an engineering-oriented approach for building agent systems, not just conceptual introduction, suitable for those wanting to implement complex workflows and graph-based orchestration.
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