Governed Knowledge Artifacts

CogniMaps

Portable, governed knowledge artifacts. Structured reasoning layers compiled through adversarial review. Each CogniMap declares its intent, bounds its self-reference, preserves the failure topology that shaped it, and refuses to certify itself.

"A CogniMap may carry its own mirror, but not its own crown."

What a CogniMap Is

Not a prompt. Not a dataset. Not a fine-tune. A CogniMap is a portable artifact that encodes domain expertise as a structured reasoning layer, with explicit scope, documented gaps, and governed inference paths.

A CogniMap declares what it is trying to be, names what it is not, preserves the failures that shaped it under review, and travels across sessions as a durable reasoning structure. It is designed to preserve intent, constraints, and reasoning shape across model sessions and providers, reducing dependence on any single model's improvisation.

What CogniMaps Can Do

How CogniMaps Are Compiled

CogniMaps are not simply written; they are compiled. The compilation process uses frontier LLMs as cognitive tools while the human author supplies intent and adjudicates the final shape.

  1. Intent declaration — The author states what the artifact is trying to become.
  2. Adversarial review — Independent reviewers attack the proposed structure for vulnerabilities, overclaims, missing evidence, and weak boundaries.
  3. Failure metabolism — Critical findings receive explicit disposition: patched, rejected with rationale, accepted as bounded residual risk, forbidden from reintroduction, captured as a byproduct, escalated, or held for evidence.
  4. Reconciliation — Review findings are synthesized into versioned patches with preserved lineage.
  5. Promotion — Only after review does a CogniMap move toward semantic lock.

Live Now: Neta — Polymarket Research Concierge

The first publicly accessible CogniMap. Neta is a Polymarket research concierge powered by Gemini 2.5 Flash and shaped by a detailed Polymarket-domain reasoning layer.

Five Research Modes

The Standard

CogniMaps are governed by the emerging Higgs CogniMap Standard: a substrate-level specification for intent declaration, bounded self-reference, failure topology, byproduct promotion, assurance structure, and adversarial review. The standard is under active development and review.

"A CogniMap may carry its own mirror, but not its own crown."

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