Hi DiscourseGraphs team!
I have developed a new package that brings the Discourse Graphs methodology to the Emacs ecosystem. Given that many researchers and knowledge workers use Emacs (and Org-mode) for networked thought, I believe this will be a great addition to the community.
Project: discourse-graphs.el (An Emacs implementation for Discourse Graphs)
Key Features:
- Interactive Web UI — Real-time graph visualization with WebSocket sync
- SQLite-backed storage — Fast queries even with thousands of nodes
- Context panel with transclusion — See related nodes with their full content inline
- Inline overlays —
[+3/-1] shows support/oppose counts on headings
- Argumentation analysis — Dynamic blocks for synthesis, gaps, and unanswered objections
- Customizable attributes — Formula DSL for computing node metrics
- Smart relation creation — Suggests relation types based on node types
- Denote compatible — Works with denote file naming conventions
- Export — Markdown export with wikilinks
I would like to add this to the "Apps & Packages" section in the README to make it more discoverable for Emacs users. Is this acceptable? If so, I’ll prepare a PR following your contribution guidelines.
Best regards,
Lucius
Hi DiscourseGraphs team!
I have developed a new package that brings the Discourse Graphs methodology to the Emacs ecosystem. Given that many researchers and knowledge workers use Emacs (and Org-mode) for networked thought, I believe this will be a great addition to the community.
Project: discourse-graphs.el (An Emacs implementation for Discourse Graphs)
Key Features:
[+3/-1]shows support/oppose counts on headingsI would like to add this to the "Apps & Packages" section in the README to make it more discoverable for Emacs users. Is this acceptable? If so, I’ll prepare a PR following your contribution guidelines.
Best regards,
Lucius