research

To research a person or organization in a knowledge graph, you identify publicly available information, document facts and relationships, and write them into a PostgreSQL graph using structured entries like add-rel and add-observation with source evidence.

The best way to structure evidence for public entity data collection is to record the source, excerpt, confidence level, and current status alongside each observation, relationship, or employment detail added to the knowledge graph.

To set up project context for entity research, you create a context.md file under docs/research/projects/<project>/ to guide the research session, continuously expanding the entity profile based on that background information.

Yes, you can document employment history and relationships using the add-employment and add-rel commands, which store structured, queryable records with required evidence directly in the PostgreSQL knowledge graph.

When enriching a knowledge graph with public source information, you can enter structured data via add-rel for relationships, add-employment for job history, and add-observation for facts, each requiring a source, excerpt, confidence, and status.