The Engine

graphX

The knowledge graph engine behind the chaiT family. It models relationships, not just records—so every product built on it understands how your world connects.

Why a Graph Engine?

Most software stores facts. graphX stores how facts relate—and that difference is what makes the products built on it feel like they think.

Relationships First

graphX models your domain as a network—assets to procedures, concepts to sources, causes to effects—so the connections experts carry in their heads live in the system itself.

AI With Real Context

When AI reasons over a knowledge graph instead of loose documents, answers come with context and provenance. That's how Orion in assetZ and XPath's learning paths stay grounded in your actual domain.

Graph-Native Technology

Built on graph database technology designed for traversing relationships at speed—queries that follow the connections, not just match the keywords.

One Engine, Every Product

graphX is the shared foundation of the chaiT family. Improvements to the engine flow into every product built on it.

Where graphX Runs Today

One engine, two very different surfaces—a factory floor and a learning path—connected by the same idea.

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assetZ

graphX gives assetZ its graph-native asset relationship intelligence: equipment, parts, procedures, and history connected into a living model of the plant that Orion, the AI assistant, reasons over.

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XPath

graphX drives XPath's connected learning paths: documentation becomes a network of related concepts, so learners build understanding the way experts actually think.

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How graphX Works

Three steps from raw domain knowledge to answers with context.

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Ingest the Domain

Assets, manuals, procedures, documentation—the raw knowledge of your operation comes in from the product built on top.

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Model the Relationships

graphX identifies concepts, dependencies, and connections, building an intelligent network of your domain rather than a pile of documents.

3

Reason With Context

The products query the graph in natural language and get contextual answers with sources, related concepts, and the reasoning path behind them.

See the Engine Through Its Products

The best way to understand graphX is to use what it powers.