›What is a context graph?
4.2 · Lesson
What is a context graph?
In the previous lesson, you learned why short-term and long-term memory leave a critical gap: without a record of reasoning, decisions made by an agent cannot be explained, audited, or defended. A context graph closes that gap by making decision reasoning a first-class, queryable graph asset.
In this lesson, you will learn what a context graph is, how it differs from a traditional audit log, and how its three structural layers capture the full decision-making process.
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