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2. What is Agent Structured Knowledge?

Agent Structured Knowledge is the durable layer of what an agent has learned from work it has actually performed. It is not a transcript, scratchpad, or pile of embeddings. It is knowledge with shape.

Every event passes through admission to become a locus in the structured agent knowledge graph.

The Anatomy of a Learning

Every event admitted into LocusGraph carries:

  • the event kind, such as decision, observation, or feedback
  • the source, such as agent, user, system, validator, or executor
  • the payload that captures the actual learning
  • the context that scopes where the knowledge applies
  • the links to knowledge it reinforces, contradicts, extends, or relates to
  • the confidence score that changes as evidence accumulates

That shape is what lets the agent retrieve validated knowledge, not just similar text.

Why "Structured" Matters

A plain memory system stores text and retrieves text that looks similar. Agent Structured Knowledge does more:

ConcernPlain memoryAgent Structured Knowledge
FormatFree text or embeddingsTyped events with payload, source, links
DecayStale items stay foreverContradictions lower confidence; bad knowledge fades
ReuseRe-explained every sessionCompounds across sessions
TrustAll snippets equalUser and validator sources weight higher
OutputSimilar snippetsValidated knowledge for the current task

The Knowledge Compounds

Repeating an experience does not bloat the graph — it strengthens it. Two events linked with reinforces carry more confidence than either alone. A new event that contradicts an old one quietly demotes the old one in retrieval. This is how memory becomes knowledge.

Agent Structured Knowledge is what graduates. A single event is data. A reinforced cluster is a pattern. A repeatedly validated pattern is a skill.

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3. The Graduation Plane
How data becomes wisdom inside LocusGraph.
Memories & Events
Reference for events, kinds, and admission.