Context Graphs

A context graph captures decision traces: the evidence, actions, forks, and approvals behind an outcome. It matters when the outcome alone is not enough to answer questions like: Have we seen this before? Why did we choose that? What did we try? What changed the decision? In that sense, a context graph is not just a graph of entities or documents. It is a way to preserve the path of work in machine-usable form so future humans and agents can inspect and reuse it. ...