A jaguar swam through the Amazon rainforest. In one of our demos, a

search-based agent files that story under automotive news — because the

first hit for "jaguar" is Jaguar Cars. Nothing crashes. The wrong fact

just moves into the graph, the markup and the agent's memory, and every

system downstream repeats it.

I'm Andrea, co-founder of WordLift. We have spent years linking text to

knowledge graphs, and that one decision — which thing is this? — is

where it goes wrong. So we made it an API call. It's called resolve(),

and this is the five-minute version of using it.

Step 1 — try it with no key. There is an open demo endpoint, 600

characters, 10 calls a minute:

curl -s -X POST https://resolve.wordlift.io/demo/resolve \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"text": "Apple opened a new store in Rome.", "language": "en"}'

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You get Apple → Q312 (Apple Inc.) and Rome → Q220, each with a score.

Now try an invented company name.…