Semantix is the understanding side of the PROmeter family

Schemas describe structure. Semantics describe meaning. Semantix transforms every artifact — requirements, BPMN, UML, SysML, ReqIF, Markdown — into a knowledge-graph representation, overlays an engineering ontology, and reasons across the links. Instead of a text diff, you get a semantic diff: what changed in meaning, what it affects downstream, and whether the artifact is ready to release.

Six things Semantix does inside your flow

Semantic interpretation

Parse each artifact structurally (XML, JSON, YAML, ReqIF, BPMN), lift it into a graph of nodes and edges, then overlay an engineering ontology that gives the elements meaning.

Semantic differencing

Compare two versions of an artifact and report added, removed and changed elements in domain terms — “gateway condition modified”, not “XML line changed”.

Impact analysis

Follow the links from a change across the graph to surface affected requirements, tests, reviews, hazard analyses and components — with the count on each side.

Cross-artifact traceability

Navigate depends-on, verifies, implements, references, contains and affects relations across every artifact source in one graph.

Semantix DSL

Define semantic types, change classifiers and impact rules independently of implementation, so domain experts shape what Semantix calls a “safety classification change” — not the vendor.

Release readiness

Ask one question — “can this artifact be released?” — and get open findings, missing reviews and missing approvals back in one answer.

How Semantix fits with Metrix, Calix and Helix

Metrix measures. Calix reviews. Semantix explains what changed and what it affects. Helix governs the process that holds it all together.