Load the EAG Guide

What is the EAG Guide?

The EAG (Epistemic Agent Guide) teaches your agent when to store and recall, not just how.

By default, your agent has the tools but not the instincts. The EAG guide installs a cognitive pattern that makes your agent proactively recall relevant context, store preferences and corrections without prompting, and explain its reasoning on demand.

Load the Guide

See It Work

Mention a preference

Tell your agent something once:

Reference a prior session

Open a fresh session and ask about something from before:

Ask why it believes something

Ask your agent to explain its reasoning:

Full Onboarding Example

Here is what loading the guide looks like end-to-end:

Common Patterns

Store Preferences

When you state a preference, the agent stores it:

"I always use pnpm, never npm"

Next session, pnpm install runs automatically.

Store Project Context

For facts that need evidence, use learn:

"This repo uses a monorepo structure with pnpm workspaces."

The difference: remember is for observations, learn is for claims with evidence.

Update Existing Knowledge

To correct or update something:

1. Recall the existing knowledge first
2. Store the update with supersedes pointing to the old node

The old knowledge is kept for history but marked as superseded.

Link Related Knowledge

Connect concepts for richer recall:

"Link my TypeScript preference to my preference for static typing"

Now when you ask about either, the agent can traverse the link.

What Carries Over

Between sessions:

• Everything stored via remember, learn, or believe
• Links between knowledge nodes
• Evidence chains

What doesn't carry over:

• The conversation itself (that's your AI tool's context window)
• Anything you discussed but didn't explicitly store