Category: Ogham

Open Knowledge Format promises open, linked knowledge for LLMs and agents. That makes sense – but it only solves part of the problem. In this article, I explain why OKF and Ogham are not opposites, but address two different layers of knowledge – and why good knowledge artifacts alone do not yet create an agent-ready

Discipline does not emerge by convincing the agent – it emerges by removing the choice In my last article, I wrote about the memory problem in AI agents. Why they forget. Why that is not a bug, but architecture. And why a central experience store is the right direction. The most common reaction to that