Genomi

Journal and Research Memory

How Genomi records investigation notes, evidence links, reviewed source findings, and reusable research context.

The journal is agent-authored investigation memory. It records what the agent observed, decided, contradicted, or still needs to check while preserving links back to Genomi evidence.

Reviewed research findings are different: they are source-backed records stored in evidence storage for reuse by later evidence gathering.

Two memory types

TypePurposeAuthority
Journal entriesNotes, hypotheses, decisions, contradictions, plans, summaries, unresolved questionsNot source evidence by themselves
Reviewed research findingsShort source-backed findings tied to a target such as gene, drug, condition, topic, or variantReusable source context, still subject to freshness and source quality

Downstream candidate ranking should use the relevant evidence tools. Journal entries are traceability and reasoning memory, not ranking inputs.

Journal scopes

ScopeUse
sessionCurrent chat/session notebook; can link private sample evidence after AGI access is approved
projectWorkspace notebook; public or target-scoped and rejects private sample links

Journal operations

OperationUse
journal.append_entryCreate an entry or append evidence links/amendments
journal.search_entriesSearch entries by text, target, tag, type, or scope
journal.summarizeSummarize observations, decisions, contradictions, unresolved questions, and common evidence links
journal.export_memoryExport a MemOS-shaped JSON artifact without writing to MemOS

Entry types include observation, hypothesis, decision, contradiction, unresolved_question, protocol_note, plan, and summary.

Reviewed research operations

OperationUse
research.list_sourcesList source families relevant to a target type
research.build_target_packetBuild a target-centric evidence packet
research.recordStore reviewed source findings with explicit shared/private scope
research.queryRetrieve reviewed findings for an exact target
research.searchToken and semantic search over reviewed findings

Reviewed findings can be shared or private. Private reviewed research requires a selected Active Genome Index or explicit private evidence database.

Good journal hygiene

  • Link operation names and evidence IDs when recording a material finding.
  • Use amendments for corrections; do not silently overwrite prior notes.
  • Keep private evidence out of project-scope journal entries.
  • Export private evidence links only when the user explicitly asks and AGI access is approved.
  • Treat source dates and source_accessed_at as part of the freshness story.