New Product Knowledge Graph Starter Kit: schema and MCP outline

Knowledge graph protocol starter kit

A starter kit for turning deal notes, promises and account facts into a small, queryable knowledge graph. It includes a schema for accounts, contacts, commitments and evidence, plus an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server outline so AI agents can read and cite it. Built for teams that want grounded agent answers instead of guesses.

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What you get

Inside: an entity and relationship schema (account, contact, commitment, source), import mappings for CRM exports and call notes, and example queries such as open commitments by account.

Agent access: a documented MCP tool set for search, read and add-evidence actions, with write steps kept behind human approval.

Schema, in short

Fictional example: every name, number and system is invented.

Account(name) -HAS_CONTACT-> Contact(name, role)
Account -HAS_COMMITMENT-> Commitment(text, status: agreed | to confirm | not in contract)
Commitment -FROM-> Source(type: call note | email | contract, date)

One query

Fictional example: every name, number and system is invented.

"Show every commitment for Northwind Tiles with status to confirm, and the source each came from."

Why this beats notes

Notes say what someone remembered. The graph says what was promised, who it was promised to, and where it came from, so an agent can cite it instead of guessing.

Next step

Using this on a live deal? The Kickoff Pack turns your call notes into the full packet: brief, promise ledger, agenda and intro email.

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