Presented on December 10, 2024, Graphiti was described as a tool for creating and querying dynamic knowledge graphs that represent relationships between entities over time and offer multiple search methods.
Graphiti creates and queries dynamic knowledge graphs that represent how relationships between entities change over time. Its presentation also highlights multiple search methods.
The approach may interest engineers exploring information retrieval beyond conventional document search. The source provides no performance metrics and does not claim that graphs are the best choice for every use case.
To evaluate the idea, start with a concrete question that depends on relationships over time. Define which entities and dates matter, then compare the results with conventional search over the same data.
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