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Getting Started

Welcome to Semantica! This guide will help you get up and running quickly with the framework.

📋 Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have the following:

  • Python 3.8+ installed on your system
  • pip package manager
  • Basic understanding of Python programming
  • (Optional) An OpenAI API key or other LLM provider credentials if you plan to use semantic extraction features

🎯 What You Will Learn

By following this guide, you will learn how to:

  1. Install Semantica and its dependencies
  2. Build your first Knowledge Graph from raw data
  3. Query and visualize the extracted knowledge
  4. Integrate Semantica into your own applications

🛣️ Choose Your Path

Select the path that best fits your goals:

!!! tip "Recommendation" If you're new to knowledge graphs, we highly recommend starting with the Core Concepts page to understand the terminology before diving into the code.


🏗️ What Can You Build?

Semantica helps you transform unstructured data into intelligent knowledge:

  • Knowledge Graphs from documents, websites, databases
  • Semantic Layers for AI applications
  • Entity & Relationship Extraction from text
  • Conflict Resolution across multiple data sources
  • GraphRAG Systems for enhanced AI responses

💡 Common Use Cases

Research & Analysis

  • Extract knowledge from research papers
  • Build domain-specific knowledge graphs
  • Analyze relationships in literature

Business Intelligence

  • Process company documents
  • Build organizational knowledge bases
  • Integrate multiple data sources

AI Applications

  • Power GraphRAG systems
  • Enhance AI agent memory
  • Build semantic search systems

!!! warning "Installation First" Make sure you have Semantica installed before proceeding. If you encounter any issues, check the Installation Guide troubleshooting section.

⏭️ Next Steps

Once you're ready:

  1. Head to the Installation Guide to set up your environment.
  2. Follow the Quick Start to build your first graph.
  3. Check out the Modules Guide to understand the architecture.

🆘 Need Help?