The Graph Maker: Turn Text into Knowledge Graphs via Ontology
tom_doerr · x · 2026-07-20
The Graph Maker is a Python library that converts arbitrary text into knowledge graphs. Core idea: use a predefined ontology to constrain extraction, then extract entities and relations to build structured graphs for graph databases or analysis. Use cases include graph algorithms, node centrality, community detection, and GRAG (Graph Retrieval Augmented Generation), which the author describes as better than traditional vector RAG for 'chatting with documents'.
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