AERIF Graph

A shared document and interaction language for nodes and connections.

The foundation

A distinct responsibility.

Graph supplies a shared graph document, editor and interaction language with product-owned node types, data contracts and execution semantics. A knowledge graph, material graph and audio workflow need not share one runtime.

Implemented

Consistent interactions

Common graph selection, navigation, and connection patterns.

Implemented

Domain-owned meaning

Products retain their own node semantics and workflow execution.

Inside Graph

A closer look at the work.

Fresh captures of the implemented Graph editor. Story Atlas and Survey Lab are fictional deterministic authoring fixtures, not AERIF products. They show shared-editor reuse across host-owned catalogs, selection and grouping; no runtime or AI workflow execution, live data, sibling-product adoption or measured performance is demonstrated. Select any image for a larger Web-sized view.

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Story Atlas, a fictional deterministic authoring fixture. AERIF Graph in Core Dark shows Place connected to Scene and Editorial note, a World-filtered node library, and selection, annotation, zoom, Save, and Reopen controls. — Product capturedeterministic-demoStory Atlas overview
AERIF Graph shows connected places, scenes, and editorial notes in Story Atlas, a fictional deterministic authoring fixture. The shared editor and typed connections are implemented.
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Survey Lab, a fictional deterministic authoring fixture. AERIF Graph in Core Dark shows Audience cohort, Rating question, and Summary card joined through Audience and Response design ports, beside a design-filtered node library. — Product capturedeterministic-demoSurvey Lab shared editor
Survey Lab, an imaginary deterministic questionnaire-authoring fixture, uses the same AERIF Graph editor with audience and response-design ports. It does not collect or analyze responses.
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Story Atlas, a fictional deterministic authoring fixture. Place and Scene have teal selection outlines inside a dashed Opening sequence group. Two connections, an Editorial note, and the two-selected indicator remain visible in AERIF Graph. — Product capturedeterministic-demoGroup and multi-selection detail
AERIF Graph groups and selects Place and Scene nodes in the fictional deterministic Story Atlas fixture. The Opening sequence group and two-node selection were created through implemented editor controls.
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Explore the foundations

Core, Runtime and Graph have different responsibilities. Their accepted implementation baselines do not imply consumer downloads or suite-wide adoption.

Architecture