TurtleGraph

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TurtleGraph is a native macOS editor for knowledge graphs stored as RDF Turtle. Open, edit, and explore linked data in one document: elements and relationships stay in standard .ttl files you can version, diff, and share. Whether you model enterprise architecture, capability maps, or your own vocabularies, TurtleGraph keeps structure and instances together while making the graph easy to see and work with. Visual exploration Explore your graph in an interactive 3D view with Metal-accelerated rendering. Focus on a neighbourhood, search by meaning or keyword, and inspect nodes and edges in structured tables. A 2D graph view supports precise layout: drag vertices to clarify structure without losing selection or editing workflows. Node colours reflect types; optional graph analytics (including centrality and community structure) help you spot hubs, bottlenecks, and clusters. Standards-based modelling TurtleGraph speaks RDF Turtle natively. Import ArchiMate Exchange XML and continue editing in Turtle. Bundled skills ship ontology vocabularies (including ArchiMate and capability modelling) as Turtle modules merged into your document; adapt skills locally or add your own without bloating saved graph files. Define glossary concepts as customer-facing types linked to skill classes, and use typed nodes, relationships, and properties with validation from the ontology. Editing and architecture workflows Work in a document-based app with familiar outlines for nodes, relationships, and ArchiMate updates (plateaus). Add elements and relationships from skill-aware menus, edit literals and descriptions, and manage owl:sameAs links between instances. Property inspectors respect domains, ranges, and enumerations declared in skill Turtle. Your modelling file stays clean: vocabulary lives in skills; the document holds your model. AI-ready via Model Context Protocol Connect assistants (Cursor, Claude Desktop, and other MCP clients) to the graph you have open. Enable embedded HTTP MCP in Settings for a live snapshot as you edit, or run the turtlegraph-mcp command-line tool against a saved .ttl file. Tools let models search the graph for relevant nodes, fetch two-hop context around a named element, and discover node types and glossary concepts with descriptions—so answers stay grounded in your actual model. Built for Mac TurtleGraph is designed for macOS with sandboxed document access, a productivity-focused workflow, and no subscription required to own your files. If you need a serious Turtle graph editor—not just a generic RDF viewer—with architecture import, extensible skills, and optional AI integration, TurtleGraph brings the graph to the foreground.

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