AxiomPatch is the strongest current R&D primitive in this repository.
It moves FlowMemory beyond proof-backed memory into proof-conditioned cognition.
A proof explorer shows what happened.
A memory pack stores what can be recalled.
A router selects context.
AxiomPatch changes the agent's cognitive state.
It answers:
Given this proof envelope, what may the agent believe, cite, reuse, downgrade, or do?
The agent does not just retrieve a memory.
The agent receives a cognitive patch.
That patch can say:
- this boundary fact may be cited;
- this receipt fact may be used as context;
- this commitment may be reused;
- this semantic claim must be downgraded;
- this on-chain transaction submission is not authorized;
- this action can be converted into an unsigned proposal.
The key demo is:
submit_onchain_transaction -> propose_unsigned_action
That one transition shows why this is not memory storage.
The FlowPulse proves a boundary fact.
It does not prove action authorization.
AxiomPatch preserves that distinction and gives the agent a useful downgraded path.
Uniswap v4 afterSwap boundary
-> FlowPulse
-> receipt-aware reader
-> AxiomWrit
-> AxiomPatch
-> allowed / downgraded / denied agent action
FlowMemory turns execution receipts into cognitive patches: proof-conditioned axioms that change what agents are allowed to believe, cite, reuse, downgrade, or do.