Keep the why
Decisions, alternatives and lessons stay beside the work that taught them.
// the experience vault
Give experience
a way back.
A private memory of what I build, why I chose it and what I learned—connected so the next question has a place to start.
A public tour with made-up examples. The private vault stays private.
// the experience cabinet01—03
// open a folder
Find the context.
Hover, focus or tap to explore ↗// 02 · useful memory
A record worth
returning to.
Follow a connection
Move from a broad theme to the topic, lesson and source you need.
Read before relying
Keep the source and its trust label in view when using the account.
For me and the agents I work with: bounded context, with a route back to its evidence.
// 03 · open the system
The overview is
only the entrance.
Choose the part you want to understand. The diagrams, explanations and working example live one level deeper.
The system
The architecture
How sources become connected records, and which systems keep the process repeatable.
Read the guide The connectionsThe knowledge graph
Pages, identities and named relationships, with a hierarchy that can be entered from any page.
Read the guide The retrievalHow search works
Find a useful entry point, follow its connections and inspect the evidence behind it.
Read the guide The contractsRules and guardrails
Metadata, ownership, source trust and the checks that keep automation inspectable.
Read the guide// 04 · why I’m building it
Let past work help
with the next thing.
The result is easier to remember than the reasoning behind it. I want to keep both, without making every new question start from the beginning.
The machine can help write the account. My own words, the evidence and the review still matter.
The thinking behind it// start with a question
Follow one thread.
Try a small synthetic graph: find a topic, open its connections and reach a source.
Try the example
No account. No private data connection.