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Market Intelligence Graph
A market intelligence graph connects news, filings, transcripts, entities, catalysts, risks, and source links into inspectable research workflows.
Definition
A market intelligence graph turns public information into connected entities, claims, risks, catalysts, watchlists, and source links.
Use cases
Research teams can track a sector, map catalyst timelines, detect contradictions, and preserve thesis history.
GraphSub capsule
The Market Intelligence Graph capsule packages daily intelligence workflows with source links, graph memory, and replayable research outputs.
Code example
Source-linked GraphRAGtypescript
const answer = await graphsub.retrieve({
query: "Which vendor changes affect the risk replay plan?",
traverse: ["Company", "Claim", "Source", "Output"],
requireSources: true,
maxHops: 4,
})
for (const citation of answer.sources) {
console.log(citation.url, citation.claim_id)
}Retrieve graph context with entities, claims, and source links.
FAQ
- What sources can it use?
- News, filings, transcripts, prices, people, products, and analyst notes.
- Why graph-based research?
- Research depends on relationships between companies, people, products, claims, events, and prior theses.