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Changelog

All notable changes to the Meeting Transcript Ontology will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[1.0.0] - 2026-01-11

Added

  • Initial release of Meeting Transcript Ontology
  • Core ontology with 11 classes:
    • Meeting
    • Participant
    • Utterance
    • Intent
    • Decision
    • Vote
    • IndividualVote
    • Discussion
    • AgendaItem
    • ActionItem
    • EntityMention
    • VirtualLocation
    • PhysicalLocation
    • Transcript
  • 40+ properties with SHACL constraints
  • 6 SHACL rules for automated inference:
    • Calculate meeting duration
    • Calculate relative time for utterances
    • Infer discussion participants
    • Calculate vote totals
    • Determine vote outcome
    • Infer agenda item status
  • 4 validation constraints:
    • Minimum utterances per meeting
    • Decision provenance requirement
    • Timestamp ordering validation
    • Utterance time bounds checking
  • RDF-Star annotation patterns for provenance and confidence
  • 13 intent types for utterance classification
  • 6 decision types for outcome tracking
  • Integration with Wikidata for entity linking
  • Support for FOAF, PROV-O, Schema.org vocabularies
  • Example meeting transcript with realistic scenarios
  • Complete RDF instance data demonstrating all features
  • Comprehensive documentation:
    • README with architecture overview
    • Quick start guide
    • 15 example SPARQL queries
    • Mermaid knowledge graph visualization
    • Interactive HTML graph viewer
    • Setup instructions for GitHub
    • Original project requirements
  • MIT License
  • Python and Node.js example code
  • Support for both virtual and physical meeting locations
  • Email-based participant identification
  • Dual temporal tracking (absolute + relative time)
  • Vote tracking with individual vote records
  • Action item management
  • Sentiment analysis support

Technical Details

  • SHACL 1.2 compliance
  • RDF 1.1 with RDF-Star support
  • Turtle serialization format
  • Compatible with SPARQL 1.1
  • Designed for Apache Jena, GraphDB, Stardog, AllegroGraph

Documentation

  • Full README.md with use cases and examples
  • Quick start guide for Python, Node.js, and Fuseki
  • 15 example SPARQL queries covering common scenarios
  • GitHub repository setup instructions
  • Original project prompt documentation

[Unreleased]

Planned Features

  • Audio/video timestamp linking
  • Enhanced sentiment analysis with fine-grained emotions
  • Integration with common transcription services (Teams, Zoom, Google Meet)
  • Visualization examples using D3.js or similar
  • Python conversion pipeline for automated transcript processing
  • Node.js conversion toolkit
  • Extended entity types beyond Wikidata
  • Meeting series and recurrence patterns
  • Privacy and access control patterns
  • Multi-language support
  • Named entity recognition examples
  • Integration with calendar systems (iCal, Google Calendar)
  • Topic modeling integration
  • Consensus measurement algorithms

Future Considerations

  • Integration with specific LLM APIs for automated analysis
  • Real-time streaming support for live meetings
  • Differential privacy patterns for sensitive meetings
  • Federated query patterns across multiple organizations
  • Version control for decision amendments
  • Cross-meeting relationship tracking
  • Organizational structure integration

Contributing

See SETUP_INSTRUCTIONS.md for how to set up the repository and contribute.

Version History

  • v1.0.0 (2026-01-11): Initial stable release