graph-provenance-testing

Validating graph edge provenance requires checking that detector, version, and timestamp fields are present and that evidence JSON is consistent. You can execute the test_graph_provenance script to automate this structure validation across multiple edge types.

Graph edge provenance testing verifies the integrity of detector, version, and timestamp metadata on graph edges. You need it when validating evidence JSON consistency and confirming RAG context includes proper evidence from edges.

Checking RAG evidence inclusion involves confirming that RAG context contains evidence from graph edges. Running a provenance validation script confirms that evidence JSON is consistent and properly linked across various edge types.

Yes, testing provenance integrity across multiple edge types ensures uniformity of detector, version, and timestamp fields. The validation process checks various edge types to confirm consistent evidence JSON structure and RAG evidence inclusion.

Evidence JSON consistency checks fail when graph edges lack required detector, version, or timestamp fields. Provenance testing identifies these structural inconsistencies by validating evidence JSON structure and confirming RAG evidence inclusion across edges.

No external dependencies are required to run graph provenance validation scripts. The testing script operates independently to validate detector, version, and timestamp fields, evidence JSON consistency, and RAG evidence inclusion on graph edges.