Kade Heyborne 48c6ddc066
Add comprehensive project documentation
- Complete planning documentation for 5-phase development
- UI design specifications and integration
- Domain architecture and directory templates
- Technical specifications and requirements
- Knowledge incorporation strategies
- Dana language reference and integration notes
2025-12-03 16:54:37 -07:00

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  • Use dual indexes: dense vectors for concepts and sparse indexes for exact terms.
  • Build a multi-layered memory with episodic, semantic, and persona components.
  • Model a user's cognitive trajectory from their personal data over time.
  • Transform a person's knowledge timeline into a weighted knowledge graph.
  • Convert static knowledge graphs into dynamic, gravity well-like manifolds.
  • Create a novelty repulsor to push AI reasoning beyond known expertise.
  • Construct a second manifold representing collective, domain-specific knowledge.
  • Use a braiding processor to merge individual and collective knowledge streams.
  • Implement gated fusion to filter out hallucinations and irrelevant noise.
  • Move intelligence from parametric model weights to non-parametric external structures.
  • Employ multi-agent systems with specialized domain and author agents.
  • Optimize for ideas at the intersection of personal and community knowledge.
  • Anchor new ideas in both personal history and social reality.
  • Use geometric attention and manifold-constrained neural ODEs for stability.
  • Ensure exact lexical matching for technical terms to prevent errors.
  • Apply rank fusion to combine results from different retrieval methods.
  • Linearize complex graph structures for LLM context windows.
  • Design AI personas that act as intellectual sparring partners.
  • Frame discovery as a dual-constraint optimization problem.
  • Leverage tools like GraphRAG for advanced reasoning over knowledge graphs.