AnythingGraph Playbooks

The open playbook catalog for Reasoning as Code — versioned ontologies, access rules, and ingest mappings you can install into AnythingGraph.

Each file in this repo is a single playbook: a JSON pack that defines record types, graph relationships, optional ReBAC rules, data-quality constraints, and connector mappings.

Catalog

Playbook	Category	Description
organizational-graph	Basic	Employees, corporations, and employment links
crm-relationship-graph	Basic	CRM accounts, contacts, and opportunities
crm-relationship-access	Basic	CRM with relationship-based access (ReBAC)
hr-relationship-access	Operations	HR employees, departments, compensation + ReBAC
medical-care-access	Operations	Care teams, patients, and clinical access patterns
invoice-records-structured	Operations	Structured invoice intake
procure-to-pay	Operations	Purchase orders and supplier flows
support-case-management	Operations	Support cases and resolution tracking
identity-golden-record	Integrate data	Cross-system identity resolution
reference-data-alignment	Integrate data	Reference data alignment
data-quality-stewardship	Integrate data	Data quality stewardship patterns
conflict_test	Integrate data	CRM conflict detection demo
document-registry	AI & documents	Document metadata registry for agents
product-composition	Advanced	Multi-level product composition

Use with AnythingGraph

Submodule (recommended)

This repo is a git submodule of the main platform at:

dashboard/backend/src/playbook/playbooks

Clone the platform with submodules:

git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/AnythingGraph/AnythingGraph.git

If you already cloned without submodules:

git submodule update --init --recursive

Standalone checkout

Point PLAYBOOKS_DIR at this folder when running data-layer, rdf-cache, MCP, or the dashboard API:

export PLAYBOOKS_DIR=/path/to/Playbooks

The CLI sets PLAYBOOKS_DIR automatically when you run anythinggraph start from a full platform checkout.

Install a playbook

1. Start the AnythingGraph stack (anythinggraph start or ./start-all.sh).
2. Open the dashboard Playbooks page and install by id.
3. Sync Settings → Data Capsules before MCP queries.

Or from the dashboard backend:

cd dashboard/backend
npm run playbook:install -- organizational-graph

Contribute

1. Fork this repository.
2. Add or edit a <playbook-id>.json file (see existing packs for structure).
3. Include id, name, description, category, and at least one entities[] entry.
4. Open a pull request with a short note on the domain and intended use case.

Playbook JSON is read by the dashboard, rdf-cache (ReBAC rules), and MCP (schema hints). Keep id aligned with the filename.

Links

• AnythingGraph platform
• Documentation
• Playbook generator