IONS: A reasoning graph that stores claims, evidence, and reasoning paths outside the LLM
Summary
IONS is an open-source approach to AI memory and reasoning that uses a graph of evidence-backed claims called Cognitive Building Blocks (CBBs) to store knowledge outside model weights, making reasoning inspectable.
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