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A Project is a backend context graph - the semantic structure of your data. It defines what nodes exist, how they relate, and how they map to your Sources. A Project contains:
  • Nodes: Semantic concepts like “Customer,” “Order,” or “Product”
  • Edges: How Nodes connect, like “Customer places Order”
  • Mappings: Connections between semantic nodes and Source data (e.g., mapping “Customer” to specific tables and columns)
Projects attach to one or more Sources. The Source provides factual structure. The Project provides semantic meaning.

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Creating a Project

How to create your first project. Create Project 1 Start by creating a new project from Projects.
  1. Select Sources: Choose which Sources to attach to your Project
  2. Choose mapping method:
    • Auto-introspect: Galaxy analyzes your Sources and automatically generates initial models
    • [COMING SOON] JSON*: Define your context graph structure using JSON*
    • [COMING SOON] Blank*: Build from scratch with a canvas experience*
  3. Run context graph pipeline: Galaxy processes your Sources and generates the initial context graph
Pipeline Projects can reference multiple Sources, allowing you to build unified semantic understanding across your entire data ecosystem.