Turn documents into a knowledge graph
of entities and relationships
Identify the important people, companies, organizations, assets, concepts and other entities in the evidence — then map the relationships explicitly supported by the documents.
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See how the matter is connected
Identify entities explicitly mentioned in the evidence.
Resolve supported aliases and name variations to canonical entities.
Extract source, target, relationship and valid-from dates when available.
Preserve uncertainty instead of inventing links.
From document pile to connected structure
The Knowledge Graph skill extracts canonical entity names, types, concise descriptions and evidence-supported relationships.
Identity resolution without over-merging
Name variations can be resolved to one canonical entity when the evidence supports it. Ambiguous identities remain unresolved.
Relationships must be supported
Only relationships explicitly stated or unambiguously established by the evidence are included.
Frequently asked questions
Can it merge aliases?
Yes, when the evidence supports that the names refer to the same entity.
Will it invent relationships?
No.
Can relationships include dates?
Yes. A valid-from date is included when the evidence states or implies when the relationship began.
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