concept-graph

To generate a prerequisite graph, you parse a tutorial specification document to extract learning concepts and organize them into a directed acyclic graph saved as a YAML file. This structures educational content by mapping concept dependencies.

A concept graph is a directed acyclic graph that maps prerequisite relationships between learning concepts extracted from a tutorial spec. It helps organize learning paths by ensuring a logical flow of educational content dependencies.

You can ensure no circular dependencies exist by generating a directed acyclic graph from your tutorial specification. The DAG validation process guarantees that prerequisite edges between learning concepts do not form cycles.

Yes, you can use a concept graph for curriculum design to establish a visual map of concepts and their dependencies before writing complex tutorials. This ensures a logical learning flow and proper prerequisite mapping.

The generated prerequisite graph saves to a YAML file format. This output file contains the extracted concepts and their directed prerequisite edges organized as a directed acyclic graph.