Recipes
Recipes are small adoption paths generated around canonical slice examples. They are intentionally task-first: start with the modelling problem, inspect the Turtle, then jump into the exact terms and slices.
| Recipe | Goal | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Model Person Names Without a Preferred-Name Slot | Represent coexisting names, pronouns, aliases, usage contexts, and display suppression without asserting one global winner. | slices/core/names/examples/person-names.ttl |
| Model Contested or Attributed Facts | Keep incompatible claims side by side by recording standpoint, vantage, modality, and evidence on the claim rather than on a single global fact slot. | slices/core/standpoint/examples/contested-authorship.ttl |
| Model Events and Participants | Describe an event, participant roles, time, place, and source evidence without collapsing participation into a flat string. | slices/core/events/examples/wedding.ttl |
| Publish Documents for Schema.org Consumers | Start with native document and web-presence facts, then inspect which facts project to schema.org and where projection is lossy. | slices/core/documents/examples/web-presence.ttl |
| Describe Offline GTS Distribution | Treat a GTS file as a first-class graph object with segments, profiles, chain heads, opaque frames, codecs, and compaction lineage. | slices/core/gts/examples/dist-package.ttl |
| Model Graph-RAG Dataset Lineage | Connect sources, chunks, extracted entities, evidence spans, and pipeline provenance so retrieval artifacts remain auditable. | slices/extensions/graphrag/examples/lillith-dataset.ttl, slices/extensions/graphrag/examples/lillith-pipeline.ttl |