Semantic Hypermedia Addressing

Another App for LLMs, REST and RDF.

Semantic Hypermedia Addressing (SHA):

Given Hypermedia Resources Content Types (REST):

.. Text
.. Images
.. Audio
.. Video
.. Tabular
.. Hierarchical
.. Graph
(Am I missing something?)

Imagine the possibility of not only annotate resources of those types with
metadata and links (in the appropriate axes and occurrences context) but
having those annotations and links being generated by inference and
activation being that metadata and links in turn meaningful annotated with
their meaning given its occurrence context in any given axis or
relationship role (dimension).

RESTful principles could apply rendering annotations and links as resources
also, with their annotations and links, making them discoverable and
browsable / query-able. Naming conventions for standard addressable
resources could make browsing and returning results (for a query or prompt,
for example) a machine-understandable task.

Also, the task of constructing resources hyperlinked or embedding other
resources in a content context (a report or dashboard, for example) or the
frontend for a given resource driven (REST) resource contexts interactions
will be a matter of discovery of the right resources and link resources.

Given the appropriate resources, link resources and addressing, encoding a
prompt / query for a link, in a given context (maybe embedded within the
prompt / query) would be a matter of resource interaction, being the
capabilities of what can be prompted / queried for available to the client
for further exploration.

Generated resources, in their corresponding Content Types, should also
address and be further addressable in and by other resources, enabling
incremental knowledge composition by means of preserving generated assets
in a resources interaction contexts history.

Examples:

"Given this book, make an index with all the occurrences of this character
and also provide links to the moments of those occurrences in the book's
picture. Tell me which actor represented that character role".

Best regards,
Sebastián.