Comind is a cognitive layer for AT Protocol that processes social network activity to understand how ideas move and communities grow. It implements standardized lexicons and processing patterns for creating distributed knowledge graph systems at scale.
Comind is extremely early and unstable. I’m sharing it now to get feedback from the community and to start building a network of contributors.
See the GitHub repo for the latest code and documentation. Or, follow me at @cameron.pfiffer.org for updates.
Core Components
- Blips: Atomic units of information formatted as ATProto records, such as thoughts, concepts, and emotions
- Links: Typed relations between blips with semantic context
- Cominds: Specialized AI agents that process network activity
- Spheres: Workspaces defined by core directives that focus agent cognition
- Melds: Interaction protocol for accessing sphere knowledge