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graph-text-projection

v0.1.0

Published

13 days ago

Graph Text Projection (GTP) Core specification package.

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graph projection llm agent neo4j rdf sparql specification

graph-text-projection

graph-text-projection reserves the public npm package name for Graph Text Projection (GTP).

Graph Text Projection (GTP) is a specification family for projecting graph query results into canonical text surfaces that GPT/Codex and agentic systems can read. GTP Core defines the current canonical surface, projection request boundary, Adapter contract, SDK/API surface, diagnostics, and verification requirements.

This package currently publishes the project identity and specification entry point. It does not yet include a parser, formatter, validator, Adapter implementation, or SDK runtime.

Documentation

Specification site: https://michengliang.github.io/graph-text-projection/
Source repository: https://github.com/MichengLiang/graph-text-projection

Current Package Contract

The package name is reserved for the future TypeScript-facing GTP implementation surface.
No JavaScript API is exported in this version.
./package.json is exported for package metadata inspection.

License

Apache-2.0. See the repository LICENSE.