knowledge-bricks — the EOS Knowledge Base
Bundle OKF 0.1 · 5 conceitos · damian0o/knowledge-bricks
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# knowledge-bricks — the EOS Knowledge Base
*87 concepts · 7 grounding thinkers · 6 operators · 3 axioms · 8 philosophy clusters*
**The problem this bundle works on is philosophical: what is reality, and how can a reasoning
agent operate on concepts when no fixed grounding for them exists?** Twenty-five centuries of
answers — from Parmenides' unchanging Being to the quantum measurement problem — have not closed
the question. This bundle maps those answers as a graph and builds toward the one node it
deliberately leaves unwritten: the *next step for philosophy to resolve*, the empty socket the
whole graph points at.
## Why
An AI agent that reviews, refactors, and updates knowledge is constantly transforming concepts —
stabilizing them, renaming them, re-relating them, dissolving them. Doing that well is not an
engineering problem first; it is an epistemological one. Each move the agent makes silently takes a
position on what concepts *are* and where their meaning comes from. This bu
Details
- Kind
- OKF bundles
- Topic
- AI, RAG & memory
- Publisher
- damian0o
- Origin
- okf_github
- Category
- dados
- Version
- 0.1
- Stars
- 1
- Last push
- 2026-08-20T06:58:28Z
- Repository state
- ativo
- Language
- Astro
- Added
- 2026-09-09 19:04:11
- Updated
- 2026-09-09 19:04:11
- Origin id
damian0o/knowledge-bricks:index.md
README
# knowledge-bricks A knowledge base authored as an **[OKF v0.1](https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/knowledge-catalog/blob/main/okf/SPEC.md) bundle** (Open Knowledge Format, Google's vendor-neutral markdown spec): 25 centuries of philosophical conceptions of reality, wired as a graph to the **Epistemic Operator System (EOS)** — the meta-reasoning layer of an AI code assistant. Every reasoning operator the agent uses is grounded in the philosophical tradition that thought it through first. **Live site:** <https://damian0o.github.io/knowledge-bricks/> · **Interactive graph:** <https://damian0o.github.io/knowledge-bricks/graph/> *81 concepts · 7 grounding thinkers · 6 operators · 3 axioms · 8 philosophy clusters* ## The idea An AI agent that reviews, refactors, and updates knowledge is constantly transforming concepts — stabilizing, renaming, re-relating, dissolving them. Each move silently takes a position on what concepts *are* and where meaning comes from. This bundle makes those positions explicit: - **[philosophy/](philosophy/index.md)** — how thinkers from Parmenides to Bell conceived what reality fundamentally is: eight clusters (ancient → quantum, plus cross-cultural and a layer of cross-era dialectical *tensions*), linked as a web of influence, reaction, and synthesis. - **[eos/](eos/index.md)** — the operators, axioms, and dynamics of the reasoning layer itself. - **The spine** — each operator-grounding thinker (Kant → O1, Quine/Latour → O4, Wittgenstein/ Deleuze → O3, Foucault/Derrida → O5) links forward to its operator, and the operator links back. Start reading at **[index.md](index.md)** — it offers four curated paths in. The one node the graph deliberately leaves unwritten is the "next step for philosophy to resolve": the empty socket the whole graph points at. ## What an OKF bundle is Plain markdown, no tooling required: - A concept's **ID is its file path** minus `.md` (e.g. `philosophy/empiricism-kant/kant`). - Every concept file carries YAML frontmatter with a `type` (e.g. `Philosophical Model of Reality`, `EOS Operator`, `Philosophical Tension`). - A markdown link asserts a directed edge; the prose around it names the relationship (influenced / reacts-against / refines / opposes / synthesizes / grounds / takes-position …). - `index.md` files are cluster tables of contents; `log.md` is the change history. The bundle is the source of truth; the website is derived from it. ## Running the site builder The static site is built by [`tools/okf-to-astro/`](tools/okf-to-astro/) (Astro + Cytoscape; Node 22+): ```sh cd tools/okf-to-astro npm install npm run dev # local preview npm run build # static build in dist/ ``` CI builds and deploys `main` → GitHub Pages on every push (`.github/workflows/pages.yml`). ## Contributing / conventions Authoring rules — frontmatter order, section conventions per node type, the linking model, and the verification commands every change must pass — live in **[AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md)**. The change history lives in **[log.md](log.md)**.