G21 — Query, intent, and page-relevance graph · Graph systems

180 words. Researched design, reviewed 2026-09-12: a library view or proposed design with its sources stated; not a deployed system, a live audit or a provider requirement. Source: Graph/G21-query-intent-and-page-relevance-graph.md. Graph systems, shelf 5 of 8; library release 2026.09.12-g40.

Status: NEW RESEARCHED DESIGN; not deployed
Reviewed: 2026-09-12
Nature: library analytical view
Priority: P1
Accountability: R10, R23, R13, R16

Question

Which pages answer which actual reader questions and tasks?

Nodes

Query; Task; Intent hypothesis; Page; Evidence of demand

Relationship sketch

query → task hypothesis
task → helpful page
query → observed page result

Evidence inputs

Actual inquiries, permitted search-report data, editorial judgments, and annotated evaluation sets.

Implementation

Separate measured queries from brainstorming. Evaluate whether a page answers the task instead of merely sharing words. Keep ambiguous intents explicit rather than forcing one interpretation.

Acceptance checks

Observed and hypothetical demand are labeled
Page-task relevance is reviewed against content
Internal retrieval tests include relevant and irrelevant pages

Do not infer

Your intent taxonomy is not a disclosure of an engine's hidden query representation.

Publication boundary

Useful user-facing content public; query logs privacy-reviewed.

Source basis

S09, S40. See Research/sources.json. Sources support the primitives or named technology. The organization, labels, actions, and acceptance contracts in this catalog are this library's design, not claimed provider requirements.