GuestGraph described in the vocabulary CompanyGraph publishes: the project behind the open-source guest identity graph, as an instance of the meta-model.
CompanyGraph publishes a vocabulary for describing a company as a graph of Markdown files. The two instances before this one describe a company of one and the project behind the vocabulary itself, and what each ships is about modeling. This one describes a company whose product is about something else entirely, guest identity in hospitality, so it asks whether the vocabulary holds a product's own words, its domains and concepts, and a delivery process that is not the vocabulary's own. It was made by the meta-model's init rather than laid out by hand.
.companygraph/manifest.json which units this vendors, and a hash per vendored file
meta/core/ core at the release .companygraph/manifest.json names, copied whole and never edited here
conventions/ the family's shared conventions, vendored at the release conventions.json names
model/ the company — everything under here is an entity, nothing else is
identity.md who the company is, and where it can be found
vision.md the future it works toward
brand.md what it looks and sounds like, as meaning; the values live where its References point
sources/ where each page's facts are mastered
values/ what it will and will not do
strategic-objectives/ what must become true for the vision to be reached
strategies/ how one gets reached, and what the route rules out
surfaces/ one file per place the model is published
seats/ the seats its work is done from, each naming no holder
profiles/ai-agent/ the agent, and the seats it holds
profiles/*-voice/ the agents that speak the talk, one per language
processes/ each kind of work it does, phase by phase
products/ what it ships
features/ what each product lets someone do
domains/ the areas its vocabulary falls into
concepts/ the words it means something exact by, and how they hang together
questions/ what visitors ask, and the entities each answer rests on
kpis/ one file per quantity the company has chosen to watch
AGENTS.md this instance's own rules; every modeling rule is in meta/core/CONVENTIONS.md
One person, thinly. The person behind GuestGraph is described in the reference instance. The profile here says only what this repository needs: the address the Owner's commits are authored under, the seat, and where the rest is. No skill, experience or proficiency-level is written here, because a second set of facts under one canonical name would go stale without a sound. A seat names no holder; what holds one is said by the profile that lists it.
guestgraph.io is a surface, and so are the MCP server and the chat. guestgraph.io, built by guestgraph/guestgraph.github.io, draws its Model, Team, Principles and Surfaces pages from a pinned commit of this repository. The MCP server at mcp.guestgraph.io, its MCP Registry listing and the chat at chat.guestgraph.io are built from it by guestgraph/mcp-guestgraph-io.
The content is mastered here — source: Local, corrected in this repository and nowhere else — and what it says is drawn from prose that is already published: the organization profile on GitHub, the pages and the introduction talk of guestgraph.io, the READMEs of the engine and the connector, and the engine's constitution and reference documents. Nothing is invented, and a claim that cannot be traced to one of those does not go in.
CC BY 4.0 for everything written here — the model and the documentation beside it. Use it, quote it, build on it; credit it. The prose is the artifact, which is why this is a content license rather than a code license.
meta/core/ is not written here: it is CompanyGraph core, vendored at the release .companygraph/manifest.json names, and stays under its own Apache 2.0. conventions/ is vendored the same way, from robertblust/conventions at the release conventions.json names, and is edited there.