Strategy cards distilled from real runs
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Hypothesis Mesh: Recall Without Hallucinations
Distill tool-chains; recall by evidence; ANC replays.
Last updated · Nov 7, 2025

Strategy Cards are compact distillations of our strongest tool chains. Hypothesis Mesh routes those cards into ReasoningBank—our memory layer inspired by the cutting-edge research from Ouyang et al.—so we can learn from both successful and failed sequences before ANC (Autonomous Neural Cortex) replays them with fresh evidence.
Insights
- Strategy cards distilled from real runs
- ReasoningBank memory scoped by session/user
- ANC replays close the loop for audited autonomy
Proof & Highlights
ReasoningBank memory, scoped by session/user
ANC replays for audited autonomy
Hypothesis Mesh distills each vetted tool chain into a Strategy Card: a glass capsule describing the context, helper sequence, and guardrails that produced a trustworthy insight. Those cards flow into ReasoningBank, the memory framework highlighted in the ReasoningBank paper (Ouyang, Yan, Hsu et al.), so we retain the lessons from both self-judged wins and failures instead of starting cold on every mission.
When a new request arrives, the mesh queries ReasoningBank for the most relevant cards, scopes them to the current session/user, and lets ANC (Autonomous Neural Cortex) replays rerun the sequence with fresh telemetry. Each replay emits the same handshake_light/full events, x402 receipts, and capsule lineage you see elsewhere in Seeker’s neural core, keeping recall grounded in evidence rather than hallucinated summaries.
Evidence cited
- docs/research/neural-core/hypothesis-mesh-design.md
- docs/research/neural-core/strategy-shadow-core-design.md
- docs/research/neural-core/autonomous-neural-cortex.md
Summary
Hypothesis Mesh: Recall Without Hallucinations
Updated · Nov 7, 2025
Evidence highlights
- docs/research/neural-core/hypothesis-mesh-design.md
- docs/research/neural-core/strategy-shadow-core-design.md
- docs/research/neural-core/autonomous-neural-cortex.md
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