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Graph Automation 1.0.0 Release Notes
07/10/2026
Graph Automation 1.0.0 introduces a data integration and workflow orchestration platform for the Graphwise ecosystem built on n8n.
Note
While the official Graph Automation 1.0 release is scheduled for the end of October, these preliminary release notes serve as an overview of key features in the upcoming release.
Graph Automation introduces pre-built ingestion workflows that transform document collections into content for vector, full-text and graph retrieval in Graphwise GraphRAG.
Stage | Processing |
|---|---|
Document Loading | Load the document from the corresponding location (e.g., local file system, cloud storage). |
Sectioning and Chunking | Divide document content into sections and chunks for downstream processing, and extract document text, structure and metadata. |
Tagging and Enrichment | Assign contextual tags, source attributes and system metadata. |
Concept Extraction | Identify concepts and relationships within document content. |
Full-Text Search Index | Generate full-text search index. |
Vectorization | Generate vector embeddings for document chunks. |
Knowledge Graph Construction | Transform extracted information into knowledge graph triples and entities. |
Provides a shared chunking and vectorization service that can be called from multiple workflows, allowing workflows to reuse common document processing steps.
Graph Automation introduces parallel processing to efficiently handle high data volumes. Because n8n does not natively support parallel processing, Graph Automation adds dedicated workflows for batch management, task management, and error handling. Kafka messages support asynchronous coordination between processing stages.
Node | Description |
|---|---|
Graph Transformation - RML | RML-based transformation node enabling you to declaratively map heterogeneous source data (JSON, XML, CSV) into RDF inside a workflow, without hand-coding. |
Graph Modeling | Provides access to Graph Modeling Thesaurus API operations through dedicated nodes, reducing the need for raw HTTP requests or SPARQL calls for these operations. |
Semantic Analytics | Connects workflows to the Graphwise Extractor API using the new The Graphwise Extractor is a text-analytics web service that extracts concepts, terms, named entities, and other metadata from text, URLs, or uploaded files against a thesaurus, and can store the extracted RDF directly in a triplestore repository. This node exposes the Extractor's tagging, language detection, thesaurus concept and project/cache management endpoints as a single n8n node. This endpoint replaces |
GraphDB | This node directly loads generated RDF from a workflow to a specified GraphDB repository. The initial release scope is deliberately focused on the loading path identified from the existing UnifiedViews pipeline usage. Querying, updating and validating graph data will follow in a future release. |
The reusable chunking and vectorization service currently only supports PDF documents.
Asynchronous tagging is not supported in the Semantic Analytics node for Graph Automation 1.0.