HOW IT WORKS

A living layer on top of your knowledge — that you can talk to.

Connect your sources once. EigenVertex keeps them linked, current and queryable — by you, and by your agents.

1 Connect Point it at your documents, mail, web, feeds and meetings.

2 Live It weaves them into a graph that updates itself and remembers over time.

3 Act Talk to it, or let your agents query it, to produce artefacts and decisions.

How

How living knowledge is actually built.

Why made the case for a single truth two readers can act on. How is the architecture that makes that true — nine concepts, one structure.

01 — Foundation

Two ideas everything else stands on.

Living knowledge needs a unit it can be made of. The unit is the corpus.

Everything below is built out of corpora. Nothing below works without them.

02 — Context

Knowledge happens somewhere.

A corpus with no context is a file with extra steps. Projects and sessions give it one.

A project remembers. A session contributes. Neither resets when the call ends.

03 — Memory

Knowledge has to remember how it got here.

A fact with no date is a guess wearing a costume. Graph Memory links it. Temporal Knowledge dates it.

Most systems store the current state. This one stores how it became current.

04 — Trust

Knowledge has to keep working after launch day.

A corpus that stops watching the world goes quietly wrong. Discovery / Publishing keeps it current. Evidence keeps it honest.

Passive RAG

Answers questions
Depends on existing sources
Becomes stale
Rarely explains what is missing

Discovery / Publishing

Detects missing coverage
Discovers candidate sources
Refreshes memory selectively
Keeps humans in control

A system that can’t tell you what it doesn’t know yet isn’t trustworthy. It’s just confident.

05 — Constellation

None of this works alone.

A corpus, a project, a session, a graph, a published artefact — each is real on its own. None of them is the architecture. The constellation is.

The architecture, assembled

This is what Why asked for. This is how it’s built.

See it assembled, not just explained. The product page shows every one of these concepts at work, end to end — and the API shows them callable, not just visible.