HellGraph is a local-first graph runtime for typed atoms, append-only valuations, proof artifacts, field-state transitions, deterministic replay, and RDF/SPARQL interoperability.
The project is intended to support SocioProphet's hybrid symbolic-vector knowledge engineering stack: symbolic graph identity and provenance, RDF/SPARQL bridge compatibility, proof-aware state transitions, and eventual vector/semantic retrieval bindings.
hg_core— shared core types and value familieshg_fieldpack— provisional and canonical field-pack authoring and validationhg_proof— bounded-state proof checking and proof artifact shapinghg_kernel— atoms, valuations, journal, checkpoint, replayhg_runtime— event application and field/proof commit cycleshg_read_kernel— read-side snapshot summaries and incident-link inspection
HellGraph is alpha-stage.
Known gaps:
- the canonical 26-slot basis is not yet fully transcribed
- runtime operator semantics are still provisional
- RDF-star/SPARQL bridge is specified but not implemented
- Cypher/GQL-shaped facade is specified but not implemented
- conformance harnesses are not complete
- production persistence and security review are pending
HellGraph is not a drop-in Blazegraph replacement.
Blazegraph remains useful as an RDF/SPARQL behavioral reference and compatibility oracle. HellGraph is a new kernel-oriented graph runtime with RDF/SPARQL projection as a bridge layer.
- Graph structure is immutable after insertion.
- State changes occur through append-only valuations.
- Proof is never silently downgraded to confidence.
- Activation may affect ranking but never correctness.
- RDF is a projection bridge, not the native execution kernel.
- Query facades must not become semantic authority.
- Field packs and proof checkers must be versioned and replayable.
Run:
cargo fmt --all --check
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings
cargo test --workspaceMIT. See LICENSE.
See PROVENANCE.md.