The use case was to build a knowledge graph to drive recommendations for the next best thing the user should learn.
After a few weeks of getting frustrated I went back to good old Postgres and writing a few tools for agentic retrieval.
It seems the agents are smart enough to traverse a database in a graph like manner if you provide them with the right tooling and context
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The use case was to build a knowledge graph to drive recommendations for the next best thing the user should learn.
After a few weeks of getting frustrated I went back to good old Postgres and writing a few tools for agentic retrieval.
It seems the agents are smart enough to traverse a database in a graph like manner if you provide them with the right tooling and context