pragmagraph 0.0.5

Standalone observed-fact graph substrate for code and document structure

PragmaGraph

Standalone observed-fact graph substrate for code and document structure.

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pragmagraph is a standalone observed-fact graph substrate for code and document structure. The name comes from Greek pragma (πρᾶγμα), meaning a deed, matter, fact, or thing done; in this package it frames the third brain as a graph of reproducible structure: files, symbols, document sections, artifacts, references, commits, and other facts an indexer can recover from source.

Use it when you want reproducible code, docs, git, and artifact facts that an indexer can recover without an LLM.

This semantic alpha includes deterministic DTOs, JSON snapshots, local code/document indexing, refresh manifests, structural deltas, query helpers, local service contracts, reports, exports, Graphify-shaped interop, benchmark helpers, and CLI commands for observed-fact graph work.

Trust and Brand Safety

• Official GitHub: https://github.com/openminion/pragmagraph
• Official website: https://www.openminion.com
• Official X account: https://x.com/OpenMinion

pragmagraph has no official token, coin, NFT, airdrop, staking program, treasury product, or investment offering. Any claim otherwise is unauthorized and should be treated as a scam.

At a glance

• Current public package line: 0.0.5 alpha
• Best fit when: you want reproducible code, docs, git, and artifact facts that an indexer can recover without an LLM
• Public shape: deterministic DTOs, local indexing, query/report/export helpers, refresh manifests, and package-local service/workspace/UI preview contracts
• Relationship to the rest of the family: PragmaGraph is the observed-fact graph lane; Sophiagraph remains the durable-memory lane
• Not the claim: no hosted service, prompt orchestration, memory promotion, or implicit runtime-side inference lives here
• Preferred package validation gate: make check, with make release-check for release proof

What PragmaGraph provides

The package currently provides:

• Core graph contracts: stable alpha import roots centered on pragmagraph, contracts, models, query, storage, adapters, refresh, report, service, and workspace, plus immutable DTOs for refs, nodes, edges, snapshots, queries, diagnostics, and health
• Indexing: deterministic JSON snapshots and a local indexer for files, Markdown structure, Python AST facts, TypeScript/JavaScript structure, selected config metadata, snippets, and git-history overlays
• Query and refresh: neighborhood/path/explain/impact helpers, reverse-edge lookups, content-hash refresh manifests, structural deltas, saved refresh profiles, explicit refresh state reporting, compact repo-map handoffs, and query-plan evidence
• Storage interchange: canonical JSON snapshot stores, local SQLite materialized stores, typed store manifests, capability reports, import/export commands, and store-backed query/service routing
• Reports, export, and interop: structural reports, DOT/Mermaid export, Graphify-shaped JSON interchange, stable symbol/reference interchange, topology/doc-graph views, git lineage, parser-support metadata, and certification packs
• Viewer contract: bounded pragmagraph.viewer envelopes for GraphFakos and other provider-neutral graph viewers, including clusters, LOD, edge bundles, omitted counts, content previews, evidence, provenance, and deterministic 1k/200k/1m fixture generation
• Local runtime surfaces: stdio query service contracts, persistent workspace helpers, serve --workspace, and the package-local visual preview boundary under pragmagraph.ui
• Operational support: benchmark helpers, repo-local regression fixtures, gitignore-aware indexing/security rules, CLI commands, install smoke, and compatibility/release docs

Package boundary

pragmagraph is the observed-fact graph lane in the OpenMinion family:

• Sophiagraph owns inferred, judged, lossy durable memory.
• PragmaGraph owns observed, indexer-extracted, reproducible facts and deeds.
• Graphify remains a third-brain adapter. PragmaGraph is the native package surface for OpenMinion's observed-fact graph lane, not a relabeling of Graphify.

Practical rule: if a parser, static analyzer, doc walker, git reader, or shell command can reproduce the fact without an LLM, it belongs in PragmaGraph. If it depends on a preference, operator pin, summary, design judgment, or memory consolidation decision, it belongs in Sophiagraph. Sophiagraph may cite PragmaGraph with pragma://... evidence references; PragmaGraph never stores Sophiagraph's judgments.

Package vs service ownership for indexing, service mode, and UI preview

pragmagraph (this package) is the typed contract, deterministic indexer, and local execution surface for observed-fact graph work. It exposes:

• reproducible DTOs, snapshot models, query helpers, and report/export surfaces
• package-local indexing, refresh manifests, structural deltas, and workspace helpers
• stdio service contracts, local preview boundaries in pragmagraph.ui, and deterministic standalone smoke validation

pragmagraph does not own a hosted service, browser-session runtime, OpenMinion orchestration, or long-running operators. Those belong to a host runtime or follow-on service layer. The package supplies the typed contract and deterministic local behavior; the host supplies operational runtime behavior.

What PragmaGraph does not provide

This package does not currently provide:

• KuzuDB, Neo4j, hosted, vector, or typed-edge storage
• Graphify runtime API wrapping or Graphify replacement behavior
• file watchers, git hooks, daemons, or scheduled refresh
• MCP, HTTP, WebSocket, or hosted service transports
• OpenMinion runtime provider wiring
• prompt context merging
• the actual hosted operator-facing workbench runtime UI (that belongs to OpenMinion; pragmagraph.ui owns the package adapter and typed boundary, while GraphFakos owns the shared local viewer shell)
• semantic inference from prose or model output
• automatic Sophiagraph memory writes or promotion

Those features belong to follow-on releases or to OpenMinion's provider adapter layer.

The current visual explorer command lives in pragmagraph.ui and renders through GraphFakos, the shared graph lens package. PragmaGraph owns the observed-fact adapter and graph semantics; GraphFakos owns the reusable viewer shell, graph canvas, local server primitive, and static export surface.

For large viewer iteration, generate a bounded PragmaGraph viewer envelope and open it through GraphFakos:

pragmagraph viewer-fixture \
  --scenario viewer-scale-200k \
  --out ../workspace-tmp/pragmagraph-viewer-support/viewer-scale-200k.json \
  --json

See docs/viewer-contract.md for the envelope, cluster, content, fixture, and GraphFakos handoff contract.

You can run the package-local visual UI today:

pragmagraph-ui \
  --screen summary \
  --serve \
  --open

Use a persistent workspace as the preview source:

pragmagraph-ui \
  --workspace <workspace-root> \
  --screen workspace \
  --serve

Use --html-out only when you want to export a standalone HTML snapshot. The equivalent module form is python3.11 -m pragmagraph ui-preview.

CLI Quickstart

Index a local code/docs root into a deterministic JSON snapshot:

pragmagraph index . \
  --out .pragmagraph/snapshot.json \
  --namespace my-project \
  --git-identity-mode name_email_hash \
  --json

Query the snapshot:

pragmagraph query .pragmagraph/snapshot.json "RuntimeGraph" --json

Refresh and explain with deterministic metadata:

pragmagraph refresh . \
  --out .pragmagraph/snapshot.json \
  --manifest-out .pragmagraph/manifest.json \
  --namespace my-project \
  --json

pragmagraph explain .pragmagraph/snapshot.json "RuntimeGraph" --json

Inspect git-aware provenance:

pragmagraph git-commits-for-path .pragmagraph/snapshot.json src/app.py --json
pragmagraph git-files-for-commit .pragmagraph/snapshot.json abc123def456 --json
pragmagraph git-commits-for-symbol \
  .pragmagraph/snapshot.json \
  "pragma://my-project/python_class/src/app.py:RuntimeGraph" \
  --json

Install

Install from PyPI:

python3.11 -m pip install pragmagraph

Editable install during local development:

python3.11 -m pip install -e .

Install with development tools:

python3.11 -m pip install -e ".[dev]"

Install with the optional precise TypeScript/JavaScript parser family:

python3.11 -m pip install -e ".[precise]"

Wheel build:

python3.11 -m build

Standalone Smoke

Source-root smoke:

PYTHONPATH=src python3.11 -m pragmagraph --json

Installed-console-script smoke:

pragmagraph-smoke --json

Expected output is deterministic JSON with the package name, version, status, stable import roots, and semantic_contract: true.

Docs and release

• docs/README.md summarizes the package-local docs contract.
• API_COMPATIBILITY.md records the supported public import roots and top-level export policy.
• RELEASING.md records the package-local release and PyPI publish flow.
• docs/service-mode.md records the local service request/response contract, including parser provenance in capabilities and health payloads.
• docs/workspace-mode.md records the persistent local workspace contract.
• docs/refresh-operations.md records the package-owned explicit refresh/profile/status contract.
• docs/report-mode.md records the structural report contract.
• docs/export-mode.md records the deterministic export contract.
• docs/graphify-interop.md records the deterministic Graphify interchange contract.
• docs/benchmarking.md records the benchmark surface and readiness posture.
• docs/git-history-mode.md records the local git-overlay contract, privacy posture, and CLI shape.
• docs/advanced-structural-views.md records symbol/reference interchange, topology, document-graph, query-plan, git-lineage, parser-support, and certification helper surfaces.
• docs/ui-contracts.md records the package-owned UI boundary contract.
• docs/source-tree-owner-map.md explains the source-tree module layout and public-vs-repo-local boundary.
• scripts/release_check.py is the canonical release smoke entrypoint.
• tests/fixtures/repos/ and tests/contracts/ hold repo-local regression fixtures and OpenMinion contract snapshots; they are validation assets, not public package API.

Inspect nearby graph facts:

pragmagraph neighborhood .pragmagraph/snapshot.json \
  "pragma://my-project/file/src/app.py" --json

Check health:

pragmagraph health .pragmagraph/snapshot.json --json

Inspect impact and reverse edges:

pragmagraph neighborhood .pragmagraph/snapshot.json \
  "pragma://my-project/module/src/app.py" \
  --edge-kind imports \
  --json

Run the local query service against a saved snapshot:

pragmagraph serve --snapshot .pragmagraph/snapshot.json

Build and query a local SQLite materialized store:

pragmagraph store-import .pragmagraph/snapshot.json \
  --out .pragmagraph/graph.sqlite

pragmagraph store-query .pragmagraph/graph.sqlite RuntimeGraph --json

pragmagraph store-health .pragmagraph/graph.sqlite --json

Run the local query service against the materialized store:

pragmagraph serve --store .pragmagraph/graph.sqlite

Open the local visual UI against a saved snapshot:

pragmagraph-ui \
  --snapshot .pragmagraph/snapshot.json \
  --screen search \
  --serve \
  --open

Run the local query service against a repo root with explicit refresh support:

pragmagraph serve --root . --namespace my-project

Preview what an explicit refresh would touch:

pragmagraph refresh-plan . --manifest-in .pragmagraph/manifest.json --json

Create and run a repeatable explicit-refresh profile:

pragmagraph profile-init . \
  --out .pragmagraph/profile.json \
  --label my-project \
  --namespace my-project \
  --snapshot-out .pragmagraph/snapshot.json \
  --manifest-out .pragmagraph/manifest.json \
  --state-out .pragmagraph/status.json \
  --json

pragmagraph profile-run .pragmagraph/profile.json --json
pragmagraph refresh-status .pragmagraph/status.json --json

Build a structural report:

pragmagraph report .pragmagraph/snapshot.json

pragmagraph report .pragmagraph/snapshot.json --json

Export graph text:

pragmagraph export .pragmagraph/snapshot.json --format dot

pragmagraph export .pragmagraph/snapshot.json --format mermaid

Benchmark a local repo:

pragmagraph benchmark /path/to/repo --namespace demo --query RuntimeGraph

pragmagraph benchmark /path/to/repo \
  --namespace demo \
  --query RuntimeGraph \
  --json

Export and import Graphify-shaped JSON:

pragmagraph graphify-export .pragmagraph/snapshot.json > graphify.json

pragmagraph graphify-import graphify.json --out .pragmagraph/imported.json

External Consumer Quickstart

Minimal standalone flow for another framework or service:

import pragmagraph

snapshot = pragmagraph.index_path(".", namespace="example")
pragmagraph.save_snapshot(snapshot, ".pragmagraph/snapshot.json")
print(pragmagraph.PACKAGE_STATUS)

The package can also be checked from a shell:

python3.11 -m pragmagraph --json

Workspace quickstart:

pragmagraph workspace-init /path/to/repo --workspace .pragmagraph-workspace --json

Library consumers that want the typed workspace helpers can also import pragmagraph.workspace directly.

Workspace visual UI:

pragmagraph-ui --workspace .pragmagraph-workspace --screen provider_status --serve

Reference docs:

• API_COMPATIBILITY.md — public import-root policy.
• docs/report-mode.md — structural report contract.
• docs/export-mode.md — deterministic graph exports.
• docs/benchmarking.md — benchmark/readiness surface.
• docs/storage-interchange.md — canonical snapshot and materialized store contract.
• docs/graphify-interop.md — Graphify-shaped JSON interchange.
• docs/workspace-mode.md — persistent local workspace contract.
• docs/certification-readiness-matrix.md — package/OpenMinion proof coverage.
• RELEASING.md — package-local release checks.

License and brand-use boundary

• Source code license: Apache-2.0
• Brand/trademark grant: none

The software license grants rights to use, modify, and redistribute the code. It does not grant rights to use the PragmaGraph, Sophiagraph, or OpenMinion names, logos, branding, website identity, or social identity except for truthful attribution. Forks, clones, and derivative distributions must not present themselves as the official PragmaGraph project or imply affiliation, endorsement, or maintenance by PragmaGraph or OpenMinion contributors unless that is actually true.