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Open-source local-first cognitive memory. AGM-compliant belief revision (49/49 postulates). When a fact changes, downstream beliefs are automatically re-evaluated, not just flagged.

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Atlas – local-first memory that re-evaluates beliefs when facts change

by RichSchefren·Jun 12, 2026·3 points·1 comment

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AGM-compliant belief revision that auto-re-evaluates downstream beliefs when facts change.

Strengths
  • 49/49 AGM postulate compliance is specific, verifiable, and rare in practical tooling.
  • Ripple propagation engine recomputes dependent beliefs automatically instead of flagging stale data.
  • SHA-256 hash chain verification on the ledger proves the revision loop actually works end-to-end.
Weaknesses
  • Alpha status with ingestion and entity resolution on unstructured text still maturing.
  • Niche audience limits adoption — most developers don't need belief revision systems.
Category
Target Audience

AI researchers, knowledge graph builders, cognitive system developers

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