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helixdb/helix-foundry — a tool that connects company data into graphs

helixdb/helix-foundry is a web app that links company materials so agents can draft ontologies and load them into a HelixDB graph.

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helixdb/helix-foundry is a web app that links company materials so agents can draft ontologies and load them into a HelixDB graph.

GitHub description: Connect your company's data, let an agent draft an ontology over it, and load it into HelixDB as one graph you can explore and ask questions of. Hosted at foundry.helix-db.com, or run it on your own machine.

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The GitHub repository helixdb/helix-foundry is a web app that connects company data and documents, with agents drafting an ontology (a structure representing relationships between concepts) on top of it. The drafts are reviewed and edited by a human, then loaded into a HelixDB graph. The provided information includes no release version, so this introduces the repository's features rather than an update to a specific version.

The purpose of this tool is not merely to summarize materials, but to build graphs in which you can trace the relationships between data and the evidence behind answers. Loaded values link back to the original rows or citations, and you can explore the graph or query for answers that include citations. It can be used in hosted form at foundry.helix-db.com or run directly, with Docker Compose used for local runs. The repository contains a Next.js-based app and a Go backend. It is written in TypeScript and follows the Apache-2.0 license.

Because the ontology is a draft produced by an agent, a process of human review and revision before loading is assumed. The provided information presents no criteria for comparing ontology quality and no performance measurements. Therefore, while the ability to track sources and structure company materials into a graph is confirmed, it is difficult to judge the quality or performance of the generated structures from this information alone.