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Inputless DB

Graph database. Documents in, subgraph out. An answer you can walk.

What you get

  • •Load documents without ETL. Ingest content directly - no manual pipelines or transformation steps. Inputless DB accepts documents as-is and builds the graph from them.
  • •Graph is automatically constructed and reported. The system builds and maintains the graph from your data and surfaces it in the Graph Explorer - no hand-built schemas or manual mapping.
  • •Graph correlation report automatically connects data. Connections between entities, topics, events, and documents are discovered and reported automatically, so relationships and explanations are always up to date.
  • •Scales to petaflow. Built to handle petabyte-scale data flow and throughput. Inputless DB is designed for enterprise and intelligence workloads where volume and velocity demand petaflow-grade capacity.
  • •Built for airgapped environments. Isolated, offline, or high-security networks. No public cloud. No external APIs. The model runs where connectivity is restricted or banned.

How we designed it

Five rules that make Inputless DB a graph store for RAG and the Cognitive Substrate, not a generic property graph.

Anticipation over reaction

Features that predict or precompute what will be needed, not just answer when asked.

Cognitive as first-class

Intent, patterns, and mental state are primary dimensions of the graph and of retrieval - not secondary filters.

Graph-native explanation

Every answer and decision can be traced to a subgraph; explanation is a query, not a log.

Unified behavioral + semantic

Same graph and same APIs for "what was said" and "what was done"; similarity over both.

Bounded and transparent

Contracts (time, node budget, confidence) are explicit and first-class.

Graph Explorer in action

Inputless DB's Graph Explorer: trace answers to subgraphs, explore node types and relationships, and see cognitive and behavioral data in one unified view.

Inputless DB CLI (TUI) - API status, graph summary, system CPU/RAM, workload and latency

Inputless DB CLI: terminal UI for monitoring API health, tenant usage (nodes/edges), graph totals, system resources (CPU/RAM), and CLI workload with latency and transfer metrics.

Graph Explorer - Query result with nodes and edges, node properties panel

Graph Explorer: query result with Document, Entity, Topic nodes and CONTAINS_ENTITY, HAS_TOPIC relationships. Click a node to view details and trace explanations to the subgraph.

Graph Explorer - Legend, filters, and relationship types

Node types (Document, Entity, Event, Topic) and relationship types (CONTAINS_ENTITY, HAS_TOPIC, INVOLVES, LOCATED_IN, MEMBER_OF, etc.) in one unified graph - behavioral and semantic in the same APIs.

Graph Explorer - Full graph with organizations, events, topics

Full graph view: organizations, events, topics, and entities (e.g. Acme Corp, Board Meeting Q3, Strategic Planning). Transparent scope (node/edge counts) and cognitive-first dimensions.

Explanation is a query, not a log

With Inputless DB, every answer and decision can be traced to a subgraph. Explore the graph, filter by label and relationship, and inspect node properties - all with the same APIs and the same graph for what was said and what was done.

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