hiivmind-corpus-graph

You can validate a corpus concept graph by running the validate command against your graph.yaml. It enforces schema rules, verifies concept relationships, and ensures metadata counters and references are updated across file changes.

A corpus concept graph is a yaml file acting as a single source of truth for formal relationships between corpus entries. You need a graph.yaml when your corpus requires structured concept mapping or relationship tracking.

Add concepts and relationships to graph.yaml interactively using the add-concept and add-relationship commands. This evolves the graph structure while automatically maintaining schema integrity and updating metadata references.

Yes, you can migrate a corpus graph from v1 to v2 using the validate command. The skill enforces migration rules to ensure your graph.yaml accurately represents concepts and relationships while updating to the new schema.

Run the graph show command to view your corpus graph. This displays the concepts and relationships defined in your graph.yaml, providing a clear overview of formal connections between corpus entries.

When you edit the corpus graph, the skill automatically updates meta counters and references in the index across file changes. This ensures your graph.yaml remains accurate and synchronized with the corpus structure.