Who owns whom, on the record.
A relation is one line of a CSV under relations/<verb>/: a subject, an object, the dates it held and the evidence it came from. The graph reads them as edges.
An edge is a line
Subject, verb, object.
A relation file holds one verb from one dataset. The graph explorer, a world's systems and an agent's query all read the same lines.
One edge, as the graph returned it.
From a query of CommandAGI's world-model graph on dev. The hashes are shortened here.
subject fred:DGS10 kind describes_location object geo:US
record fred_treasury10y:describes:DGS10
evidence fred_treasury10y@normalized@9b5566f5…#fred_treasury10y:describes:DGS10
fred_treasury10y@raw@8f24a952…#shard:0/record:0
source https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DGS10
reader program:worldmodel fred_treasury10y via program:scripts/statistics/world-model.mjsCounted in the Drive
37 verbs, 3.9 GB of edges.
Every file under relations/ in CommandAGI's Drive on dev, listed on 2026-11-04: 1,672 files (case-studies/world-model/stats.json).
Ownership chains. GLEIF's parent relationships: who directly and ultimately consolidates whom, and who reported an exception instead. Where things are. within, located-in and contiguous-with: regions, metropolitan areas, airports and borders. Plain CSV. A part file is cut at about 30 MB so each read stays small. Nothing is a database only a server can open.
- verbs
- 37
- relation files
- 1,672
- of edges
- 3.9 GB
cloud://home/user-commandagi/relations/ (dev)Output case-studies/world-model/stats.jsonTool scripts/sites/case-studies.mjs world-modelRan on This computer (dell-gb10-1), reading the dev DriveWhen Follow a chain.
Start at a company and walk its owners in the graph explorer.