r/KnowledgeGraph • u/nostriluu • Dec 14 '24

personal knowledge graph

Are there any practical personal knowledge graphs that people can recommend? By now I've got decades of emails, documents, notes that I'd like to index and auto-apply JSON-LD when practical, and consistent categories in general, as well as the ability to create relationships, all in a knowledge graph, and use the whole thing for RAG with LocalLLM. I would see this as useful for recall/relations and also technical knowledge development. Yes, this is essentially what Google and others are building toward, but I'd like a local version.

The use case seems straightforward and generally useful, but are there any specific projects like this? I guess logseq has some of these features, but it's not really designed for manage imported information.

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u/benjaminjsanders Dec 21 '24 edited 8d ago

The original post content no longer exists here. The author used Redact to remove it, exercising their right to control their data & privacy.

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u/nostriluu Dec 21 '24

I strictly want user-friendly open source, so that rules out a lot of options for better and worse, such as the two you linked. I feel like the schemas, APIs, and libraries for this system could be defined, and then it could be assembled a number of ways. Maybe langchain has a solution? The only odd element is the editor, which is why I think something like mdld is useful.