Knowledge RL

Knowledge RL is the claim-acquisition and epistemic-labeling subsystem. It keeps

claims, labels, source trust, conflicts, confidence, and Q-table state for

deciding which claim should be presented or trained next.

Main Concepts

Claim: a text statement stored with source, priority, confidence, and trust.
Label: true, false, depends, unknown, or unlabeled.
Conflict: a relationship between claims that should be reviewed.
Source trust: a 0.0 to 1.0 value used in confidence and prioritization.
RL state: presentation counts, label history, episode reward, and Q-table

entries used by training mode.

Modes

[text]
off
acquire
train
eval

Common mode commands:

[text]
knowledge on
knowledge off
knowledge status
knowledge rl train
knowledge rl observe
knowledge rl step
knowledge rl train replay 5
knowledge rl eval
knowledge rl off
knowledge rl status

Claim Workflow

[text]
knowledge claim <statement>
knowledge next
knowledge true
knowledge false
knowledge depends
knowledge unknown
knowledge label true <claim text>
knowledge label false <claim text>
knowledge label depends <claim text>
knowledge label unknown <claim text>

knowledge next presents the next claim selected by the current policy. Direct

label commands without claim text apply to the current claim.

Stats And Exports

[text]
knowledge stats
knowledge rl stats
knowledge rl replay [limit]
knowledge rl explain
knowledge rl benchmark [episodes]
knowledge graphs
knowledge graphs to <directory>
knowledge rl graphs
knowledge rl graphs to <directory>

Graph export writes:

[text]
knowledge_rl_stats.json
knowledge_rl_stats.md
knowledge_rl_stats.csv
knowledge_rl_label_distribution.svg
knowledge_rl_confidence_histogram.svg
knowledge_rl_source_trust.svg
knowledge_rl_reward_timeline.svg

Conflicts And Trust

[text]
knowledge conflicts
knowledge trust <source_or_claim> <0.0-1.0>

Use trust updates when one source is consistently reliable or unreliable. Do not

use trust as proof by itself; it is a prioritization signal.

Checkpoints

Default files are under D:/knowledge_rl_logs unless settings override it:

[text]
claims.json
knowledge_rl_checkpoint.txt
label_transitions.csv

Commands:

[text]
knowledge save
knowledge load
knowledge save mysql
knowledge load mysql
knowledge checkpoint mysql on
knowledge checkpoint mysql off
knowledge checkpoint mysql profile <profile>
knowledge checkpoint profile <profile>

MySQL checkpoints use the ai_settings database and the configured MySQL

profile.

Lua Globals

Agents can call:

[text]
knowledge_rl_status()
knowledge_rl_stats()
knowledge_rl_stats_json()
knowledge_rl_export_graphs(path)
knowledge_rl_set_mode(mode)
knowledge_rl_get_mode()
knowledge_rl_add_claim(text)
knowledge_rl_label_claim(text, label)
knowledge_rl_label_current(label)
knowledge_rl_next_claim()
knowledge_rl_save()
knowledge_rl_load()
knowledge_rl_save_mysql()
knowledge_rl_load_mysql()
knowledge_rl_conflicts()
knowledge_rl_set_trust(source_or_claim, score)
knowledge_rl_observe()
knowledge_rl_step()
knowledge_rl_train_replay(episodes)
knowledge_rl_eval()
knowledge_rl_replay(limit)
knowledge_rl_benchmark(episodes)
knowledge_rl_explain()
knowledge_rl_use()

Recommended Use

During Training

Use Knowledge RL while building the knowledge base:

[text]
knowledge on
knowledge claim <source-backed statement>
knowledge rl observe
knowledge rl step
knowledge true|false|depends|unknown
knowledge rl train replay 5
knowledge rl eval
knowledge conflicts
knowledge rl stats
knowledge rl graphs
knowledge save

What each command does during training:

knowledge rl observe emits the current Knowledge RL state as JSON: claims, labels, confidence, trust, conflicts, Q-table stats, current claim, available actions, and recommended next action.
knowledge rl step runs one policy step. It reviews conflicts first, presents unlabeled/high-priority claims next, or replays training if everything is labeled.
knowledge true|false|depends|unknown supplies the reward signal by labeling the current claim.
knowledge rl train replay [episodes] replays already-labeled claims into the Q-table. It does not invent labels.
knowledge rl eval reports readiness for answer review and memory consolidation.
knowledge conflicts should be clean before using the knowledge base as strong evidence.

After Training

Use Knowledge RL after training as a quality layer:

[text]
knowledge rl eval
knowledge conflicts
knowledge rl explain
knowledge rl stats
knowledge rl graphs
knowledge save mysql

Post-training uses:

answer review: detect unsupported, uncertain, or contradicted claims before final answers
source triage: prefer high-trust sources and flag low-trust or high-conflict sources
memory consolidation: store high-confidence claims and avoid saving weak claims
research routing: decide whether to search local docs, MySQL memory, web/research agents, or specialist agents
citation gap detection: identify claims that need stronger evidence
agent control: expose knowledge_rl_observation to simple agents, researcher agents, and domain agents

Operational Commands

[text]
knowledge rl observe
knowledge rl step
knowledge rl train replay [episodes]
knowledge rl eval
knowledge rl replay [limit]
knowledge rl benchmark [episodes]
knowledge rl explain
knowledge rl use

knowledge rl benchmark is an isolated synthetic smoke test. It does not add claims to the knowledge store.

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