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TrustGraph

TrustGraph

Data Infrastructure and Analytics

San Francisco, CA 779 followers

The context development platform

About us

Building applications that need to know things requires more than a database. TrustGraph is the context development platform: graph-native infrastructure for storing, enriching, and retrieving structured knowledge at any scale. Think like Supabase but built around context graphs: multi-model storage, semantic retrieval pipelines, portable context cores, and a full developer toolkit out of the box. Deploy locally or in the cloud. No unnecessary API keys. Just context, engineered.

Website
https://trustgraph.ai
Industry
Data Infrastructure and Analytics
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2024
Specialties
Context Graph, Knowledge Graph, Graph , Graph Database, GraphRAG, Date lineage, Graph management, GenAI, LLM Inference, Graph Algorithms, Graph Visualization, Context Engineering, Context Backend, Temporal Graphs, Temporal Analytics, Data Sovereignty, AI Infrastructure, Ontology, OntologyRAG, and Open Source

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  • TrustGraph reposted this

    Knowledge Graphs are the backbone of trustworthy AI. Here is how to navigate this landscape, cutting through overlapping definitions and hype. The State of the Graph project recently released its most ambitious map yet: a deep dive into the Knowledge Graph Continent. It moves beyond the buzzwords to categorize the actual tools driving the industry. Here is the signal through the noise: ✓ Beyond the Graph Database: A true Knowledge Graph isn’t just about storage. It is about the management of schema, identity, and semantics. The map spans graph infrastructure providers, dedicated Knowledge Graph platforms, and Knowledge Management / Search solutions. ✓ The Semantic Bridge: We are seeing a convergence. The historical divide between the rigor of RDF and the agility of Property Graphs is narrowing as vendors adopt multi-model approaches. ✓ The RAG Revolution: GraphRAG has turned Knowledge Graphs into the "ground truth" layer for LLMs. This is no longer a niche academic pursuit; it is the infrastructure for reliable AI. ✓ Industrial Specialization: The continent is fracturing into specialized domains. From financial services to life sciences, the market is shifting from general-purpose tools to domain-specific powerhouses. The goal isn't just to list vendors. It is to provide a taxonomy for a field that has lacked one for too long. Explore the map now 🗺️ https://lnkd.in/dAuUT9z3 🔗 Follow State of the Graph for the next continents: Graph AI, Graph Engines, and Graph Application Development Stay in the loop → stateofthegraph.com What's your knowledge graph use case? #KnowledgeGraph #AI #DataArchitecture #GraphRAG #DataModeling

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  • TrustGraph v2.2 is here — and it's our lightest weight and speediest release yet. 🚀🐇 This release is centered on a theme we've been working toward for a long time: agent flexibility without sacrificing explainability in a scalable but lightweight footprint. 🤖 Multi-Pattern Agent Orchestrator The new orchestrator uses LLM-based meta-routing to select the right execution strategy per request — Plan-then-Execute, Supervisor (parallel sub-agents), or ReAct. Every pattern is fully instrumented with RDF provenance, so you always know why your agent did what it did. Full DAG traceability, new RDF types, 96+ tests. 🐇 RabbitMQ Pub/Sub Backend TrustGraph is now decoupled from any single messaging fabric. RabbitMQ is available as an #ApachePulsar alternative with dramatically lower resource requirements (a **20%** reduction in total footprint!) — a big deal for teams that want TrustGraph's power without the infrastructure overhead. 🔍 SPARQL 1.1 Query Service Query your knowledge graph directly with SPARQL — backend-agnostic, supporting the full query feature set including GROUP BY, UNION, OPTIONAL, aggregates, and streaming for large result sets. Available via SDK, gateway, and CLI. 📄 Universal Document Decoder One service, every document format. DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, HTML, Markdown, CSV, EPUB, and more — all feeding the same pipeline with configurable chunking strategies. Plus: inline explainability triples, persistent WebSocket connections, auto-pull Ollama models, MCP gateway auth, and a new tg-monitor-prompts CLI tool. 👉 If you're building AI agents and care about determinism, explainability, and open infrastructure — TrustGraph is built for you. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gz-GtFMP #TrustGraph #AIAgents #ContextGraph #KnowledgeGraph #OpenSource #AIInfrastructure #SPARQL #RabbitMQ

    • TrustGraph releases version 2.2 now with support for RabbitMQ
  • Another milestone! 🎉 🌟 Not long ago, we celebrated 1,000 🌟 — and the momentum since then has been incredible. After spening nearly an entire week trending on GitHub, we celebrate 2,000 🌟! This isn't just a vanity metric. Every star represents a developer, researcher, or builder who saw TrustGraph and thought, "yes, this is the context layer AI agents have been missing." That means everything to us. We're building the infrastructure that makes AI agents actually trustworthy — grounded in structured context, not hallucinated guesses. The fact that the community is rallying around that vision is fuel for everything we're doing next. Thank you to every contributor, early adopter, and supporter who helped get us here. The best is still ahead. 🚀 ⭐ https://lnkd.in/gz-GtFMP #OpenSource #AI #ContextGraph #KnowledgeGraph #AIAgents #TrustGraph #GitHub #Milestone

    • TrustGraph hits 2k stars on GitHub
  • TrustGraph reposted this

    "It’s all graphs. Whether it’s DAGs, knowledge graphs, or context graphs, these are all just graph structures. They’re different in form, but fundamentally very similar. We don’t need to implement them 27 different ways. We can make them work together much more harmoniously." "Our graphs are built on RDF, the semantic web layer, essentially the counterpart to Cipher. Mark Adams ended up writing a simple guide using his cat, Fred. I keep saying I’m going to make Fred famous. It’s based on three statements: Fred is a cat. Fred lives with Hope (another cat). Fred has four legs. From those three sentences, he walks through – step by step – how a graph structure is formed. Without that guide, I wouldn’t have understood RDF at all. We’ve since published it in our documentation for others trying to learn. Because if you go straight to the World Wide Web Consortium RDF documentation, it’s overwhelming. The concepts are dense, and the formats add another layer of complexity. There isn’t just one RDF. There’s RDF/XML, N-Triples, JSON-LD, and several others. The most human-readable format is Turtle RDF syntax – yes, “Turtle” –but even that is surprisingly hard to learn well because good documentation is limited. So it’s not trivial. We’ve tried to publish as much as possible to make this more accessible, because graph-based systems – especially context graphs – are becoming foundational for neurosymbolic AI. They complement deep learning by structuring meaning, not just patterns. These concepts are complex. But in practice, they’re often more approachable than they first appear, once someone explains them clearly." Daniel Davis (TrustGraph) on the Agentic OS Summit with Kelly Hopping (CMO, 6sense)

  • Most AI stacks hide a dirty secret: swap your LLM provider, and everything breaks. TrustGraph was built differently. TrustGraph ships with a full, modular LLM inferencing stack — so you're never locked into a single model or provider. Whether you're running fully air-gapped on-prem or mixing cloud APIs, TrustGraph has you covered out of the box. The inferencing stack supports: 🖥️ Local / Self-Hosted — vLLM, TGI, Ollama, LM Studio, and llama.cpp for full on-premises deployments ☁️ Cloud Providers — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, AWS Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, Cohere, and more 🔧 Fully Configurable — swap providers without rewiring your entire pipeline This isn't just about flexibility. It's about control — over cost, latency, data privacy, and compliance. In regulated industries especially, the ability to keep data on your own infrastructure while still leveraging the best available models is a game-changer. TrustGraph's context graph operating system handles the heavy lifting — knowledge extraction, entity resolution, semantic retrieval — and hands off to whatever LLM you trust most. Your stack. Your rules. 👉 Check out the leading context graph operating system: https://lnkd.in/gz-GtFMP #AIInfrastructure #ContextGraphs #ContextEngineering #ContextOS #KnowledgeGraphs #LLM #TrustGraph #AIAgents #EnterpriseAI #OpenSource

    • TrustGraph has a full LLM inference stack
  • TrustGraph reposted this

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    Hard Skill Exchange24K followers

    Is RAG not enough? “My argument has evolved to say this falls under context engineering, which is really a parallel approach." "We’re now dealing with semantic structures (not just key-value pairs, numbers, and labels), and those structures don’t fit into the current data stack. It’s a square peg in a round hole." "We’ll likely end up recreating many of these categories, not because they’re wrong, but because they need to be re-architected around context, specifically for AI." "This will happen in parallel. If you’ve ever tried to sell a data product into an enterprise, you know it’s not plug-and-play. It doesn’t just connect to their existing stack. It’s an extremely hard sell." "There’s already resistance. Over the last 5-7 years, enterprises have gone through massive data transformations – the lakehouse era, Data 3.0. They’ve just finished that cycle." "Now AI shows up and says: to get value, you need to transform your data again. The response is predictable: no." "The second layer of resistance is governance. The real gatekeepers aren’t product or data teams; it’s legal and compliance. Privacy, retention, cataloging, GDPR, CCPA." "When you start stitching LLMs into that environment, the reaction is: we can’t guarantee compliance. And then you introduce graph structures. Do existing systems support this? Do governance layers still work? The answer is: partially. Because most enterprise data systems are built around rows and columns." "Once you move to graph-based, semantic structures, you’re stepping outside that paradigm, and that requires an entirely new layer around it. And yes, enterprises already use graphs. But they don’t have the surrounding infrastructure built for this kind of AI-native context layer.” Daniel Davis (TrustGraph) on the Agentic OS Summit with Kelly Hopping (CMO, 6sense) Hard Skill Exchange

  • TrustGraph reposted this

    TrustGraph 2 is here. 🚀 We've been building toward this: a context graph platform where every answer is traceable, every inference is auditable, and every document is connected to the knowledge it produced. TrustGraph 2 ships with: ✅ End-to-end explainability — PROV-O provenance from document to graph edge, full reasoning traces on every query ✅ RDF-star and named graph support — richer, standards-aligned knowledge representation ✅ Pluggable Tool Services — modular, dynamically registered tools for agent frameworks ✅ Batch embeddings and streaming triple queries — built for scale ✅ Workbench Explainability Panel — inspect reasoning traces right in the UI If you're building AI applications that need to know things — and prove it — TrustGraph is the context development platform for you. ⭐ GitHub: https://lnkd.in/gz-GtFMP

    • TrustGraph on GitHub
  • TrustGraph reposted this

    What if your AI agent could carry its entire knowledge base as a single versioned artifact … built with a powerful model, deployed alongside a tiny one, traceable back to every source? TrustGraph’s Context Cores promise that: portable, provenance-aware agent memory that treats knowledge like code. This week we explore why the future of agent memory isn’t bigger context windows … it’s better infrastructure. #AgentMemory #ContextEngineering #KnowledgeGraphs #ContextCores

  • TrustGraph 2 is here. 🚀 We've been building toward this: a context graph platform where every answer is traceable, every inference is auditable, and every document is connected to the knowledge it produced. TrustGraph 2 ships with: ✅ End-to-end explainability — PROV-O provenance from document to graph edge, full reasoning traces on every query ✅ RDF-star and named graph support — richer, standards-aligned knowledge representation ✅ Pluggable Tool Services — modular, dynamically registered tools for agent frameworks ✅ Batch embeddings and streaming triple queries — built for scale ✅ Workbench Explainability Panel — inspect reasoning traces right in the UI If you're building AI applications that need to know things — and prove it — TrustGraph is the context development platform for you. ⭐ GitHub: https://lnkd.in/gz-GtFMP

    • TrustGraph on GitHub

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