| name | kragen-knowledge-graph |
| description | Graph-RAG Solver |
| keywords | ["knowledge-graph","RAG","reasoning","graph-of-thoughts","biomedical-qa"] |
| measurable_outcome | Return a reasoning path and an answer supported by ≥3 knowledge graph nodes for complex biomedical questions with <5s latency. |
| license | MIT |
| metadata | {"author":"Bioinformatics Oxford","version":"1.0.0"} |
| compatibility | [{"system":"Python 3.9+"}] |
| allowed-tools | ["run_shell_command","web_fetch"] |
KRAGEN (Knowledge Graph Enhanced RAG)
A knowledge graph-enhanced Retrieval-Augmented Generation system for biomedical problem solving, using Graph-of-Thoughts (GoT) reasoning.
When to Use
- Complex Reasoning: Questions requiring multi-hop deduction (e.g., "How does gene A influence disease B via protein C?").
- Hypothesis Verification: Checking if a proposed mechanism is supported by existing knowledge graphs.
- Literature Synthesis: Combining facts from structured DBs and unstructured text.
Core Capabilities
- Graph Retrieval: Query biomedical knowledge graphs (e.g., PrimeKG, SPOKE).
- Graph-of-Thoughts: structured reasoning over retrieved nodes.
- Vector DB Integration: Combines graph data with vector embeddings for hybrid search.
Workflow
- Input: Natural language question.
- Retrieval: Fetch relevant sub-graph and similar text chunks.
- Reasoning: LLM traverses the graph to find connecting paths.
- Answer: Generate response with citation of graph nodes.
Example Usage
User: "Explain the mechanism connecting BRCA1 mutations to ovarian cancer."
Agent Action:
python -m kragen.solve --question "BRCA1 mutations to ovarian cancer mechanism"