Yesterday, we realized it's very much like N3. Very close to RDF schema. Easy to create classes, subclasses, instances. Can output as rdfs, rdf, and UML-like graphs. System can deduce things and decide bottom concepts.
Primary focus is extensibility.
Perhaps in a future version. It bothers me that these systems put out all this unnecessary output. A lot like Guha's RDFdb language. Basic idea is to keep things simple so that RDF could be accessible to normal people with scripting and web pages. Does straightforward subgraph matching.