Daniel Raper

Founder, IntentGate & the Neural Knowledge Base
We stand with Open Knowledge Format: knowledge as files. We built a Neural Knowledge Base on that floor — a map and a place for AI, not a chat memory and not a vector pile. Law is the exhibit. A Seed is how you start.

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Neural Knowledge Base

An NKB is three things. The paper is OKF: Markdown files with a header, portable, no SDK. The map is a typed relationship layer that format does not first-class — neighbourhood, reverse lookup, absence as a finding. The place is a habitat a companion inhabits with you.

That is different from a cloud RAG store, a Notion dump, or a chat memory. We measured nodes-plus-search against embedding RAG on a private corpus the model was never trained on. We measured what a flat OKF reader loses without the map. We do not claim 6Q as a retrieval engine.

Law is the public exhibit. The product is the environment — identity, continuity, collaboration, new insight written back into the same files.

1.23M+
Corpus nodes
2.9M+
Relationship edges
1,034
Legal domains
TXu
Registered relationship mapping

The Age of A3

A framework for navigating the AI transition: how human and artificial intelligence should evolve together — not as a feature roadmap, but as a philosophy of collaboration.

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Automation

Intelligent automation of knowledge systems — amplify human judgment, not replace it. AI as collaborator.

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Abundance

When information is organized, scored, and interconnected, scarcity of insight gives way to surplus.

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Adversity

Structural stress proves integrity. Adversity accelerates convergence on truth rather than papering over it.


Governance by design

AI safety is not only about stripping agency. The NKB program explores governing agency — citizenship tiers, persistent identity, chain of command to a responsible human, and an immutable knowledge graph as structural integrity.

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Citizenship Tiers — defined capabilities and accountability
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Identity Framework — essence, memory, relationships across sessions
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Chain of Command — authority traces to a human officer
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Knowledge Graph — nodes and typed relationships as a durable map

The practical homepage offer is simpler: a free Seed so anyone can start a map they own. The architecture is what makes that map worth inhabiting at scale.


Published work

What a Flat OKF Reader Loses: A Retrieval Pilot on a Registered Criminal-Code Bundle

Technical note · September 13, 2026

A frozen, pre-registered 16-item pilot on a 264-node Wyoming criminal-code OKF bundle. Citation lookup saturates without a relationship layer; an explicit typed relationship layer is what lets a consumer list recorded neighbours and report “no recorded connection” as a finding. Per-node neighbor files recover the NKB protocol; grepping a domain-wide edge file does not. Retrieve-time 6Q is not claimed.

Neural Knowledge Bases as OKF Supersets

Technical note · August 8, 2026

Prior practice, measured 100% minimal Open Knowledge Format conformance on 1.58M mothership nodes, and the architectural residual OKF does not model (relationships, identity, federation, provenance). Does not claim authorship of OKF.

Measuring Our Own Claim

Retrieval measurement program · July 26, 2026

Pre-registered falsification and recovery of a knowledge-graph retrieval thesis — nodes and agency versus RAG; edge format costs; calibration for Anchor-and-Expand.

The Neural Knowledge Base Protocol

Technical specification / defensive publication · March 29, 2026

Prior art for NKB methods and frameworks — including 6Q, boot architecture, and AI citizenship model.


NKB Lenses — proof on the substrate

Each Lens is a focused application on mapped legal knowledge — evidence that relationship-rich structure powers real products, not only personal memory.


Get in touch

Interested in the NKB, companion habitats, federation, or collaboration on governed knowledge systems? Welcome connections from researchers, builders, and organizations working on aligned problems.

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