About
Adaptive Graph of Thoughts is an AI reasoning framework that implements scientific thinking through graph structures, enabling complex multi-step reasoning with dynamic confidence scoring. Key features of Adaptive Graph of Thoughts: - Graph-of-Thoughts reasoning structure for decomposing complex scientific queries into interconnected reasoning paths - Dynamic confidence scoring system to evaluate and weight different lines of reasoning - External database integration for real-time evidence gathering and knowledge retrieval - FastAPI-based MCP server built on Python and NetworkX for robust graph operations - Docker deployment support for easy containerized setup - Modular architecture designed for seamless integration with AI coding assistants and clients
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#### Intelligent Scientific Reasoning through Graph-of-Thoughts
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🚀 Next-Generation AI Reasoning Framework for Scientific Research Leveraging graph structures to transform how AI systems approach scientific reasoning
📚 Documentation
For comprehensive information on Adaptive Graph of Thoughts, including detailed installation instructions, usage guides, configuration options, API references, contribution guidelines, and the project roadmap, please visit our full documentation site:
➡️ Adaptive Graph of Thoughts Documentation Site
The site now includes interactive Mermaid diagrams and an improved layout.
🔍 Overview
Adaptive Graph of Thoughts leverages a Neo4j graph database to perform sophisticated scientific reasoning, with graph operations managed within its pipeline stages. It implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to integrate with AI applications like Claude Desktop, providing an Advanced Scientific Reasoning Graph-of-Thoughts (ASR-GoT) framework designed for complex research tasks.
Key highlights:
🚀 Quick Start
git clone https://github.com/SaptaDey/Adaptive-Graph-of-Thoughts-MCP-server.git
cd Adaptive-Graph-of-Thoughts-MCP-server
poetry install
poetry run uvicorn src.adaptive_graph_of_thoughts.main:app --reload
Open http://localhost:8000/setup and complete the wizard. You'll land on the dashboard when finished.
📂 Project Structure
The project is organized as follows (see the documentation site for more details): ``` Adaptive Graph of Thoughts/ ├── 📁 .github/ # GitHub specific files (workflows) ├── 📁 config/ # Configuration files (settings.yaml) ├── 📁 docs_src/ # Source files for MkDocs documentation ├── 📁 src/ # Source code │ └── 📁 adaptive_graph_of_thoughts # Main application package ├── 📁 tests/ # Test suite ├── Dock
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