1. Name an element
An element is an addressable unit here, not a claim of ontological simplicity. Give each node a unique identifier.
ORDNUNG "Tutorial"
MASKE ADLOCAL
ELEMENT idee "Idea"
ELEMENT schritt "Next step"Work in your browser without signing in. Export JSON; sign in to save privately online.
Write data in the terminal or edit elements in MetaGraph. Both views represent the same order. Relations and effects are your model, not automatically proven facts.
An element is an addressable unit here, not a claim of ontological simplicity. Give each node a unique identifier.
ORDNUNG "Tutorial"
MASKE ADLOCAL
ELEMENT idee "Idea"
ELEMENT schritt "Next step"Connect two existing elements. Direction and label are explicit. A link claims causation only when you justify it accordingly.
BINDUNG r1 idee -> schritt : "requires"An effect is a claimed or observed change. A link’s effect field holds the statement; evidence holds its support.
FELD r1.effect = "The next step waits for approval."A date is metadata, not a simulation. status uses offen, in-arbeit or erledigt. A timeline sorts entered dates.
FELD schritt.date = "2026-10-10"
FELD schritt.status = "offen"source names a source, location its reference. proposed means suggested, unresolved means undecided, confirmed means confirmed by you. This label does not replace external verification.
FELD idee.evidence = {"source":"Document","location":"Page 2","confidence":null,"status":"unresolved"}Export the complete graph as JSON. The same file works in HTML programs and the online graph. A summary as a new element is an explicit modelling choice; the detail file remains the record.
ORDNUNG "My order"
MASKE ADLOCALKeywords are identical in every language. Values use JSON quotes; text may be in any language. FELD adds data to existing elements or links. JSON also represents the full graph without loss. No program code is executed.
Theoretical foundation