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systems.numina.sensemaking.connection

An explicit, typed link between two observations. Enables protocol-visible claim relationships.

Repository @lasa.numina.systems did:plc:movyewyj6cpzmxpnwu5cu2yo namespace authority
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record · key tid

Properties

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

note

string

Why this connection exists. The reasoning.

  • maxLength: 5000
  • maxGraphemes: 2500

relationship

requiredstring

The type of relationship between source and target.

  • enum: supports | contradicts | extends | refines | depends-on | challenges

source

requiredstring · at-uri

AT URI of the observation making the connection.

target

requiredstring · at-uri

AT URI of the observation being connected to.

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