Knowledge Provenance And Repair

Knowledge is useful only when you can tell where it came from. Review provenance before relying on a memory, document fact, entity, or relation for consequential work.

Review A Record

1. Open Home › Knowledge and search or filter to the topic.
2. Select the memory to open its details.
3. Check its source, timestamps, type, confidence or status, and related entities.
4. Compare important claims with the original conversation or document.
5. Correct, merge, or remove the record if it is misleading.

Repair Order

Use the smallest repair that fixes the problem:

1. Correct a title, type, description, or relation.
2. Merge a duplicate entity when both records refer to the same thing.
3. Remove a bad relation without deleting sound entities.
4. Rebuild derived indexes if search still returns stale results.
5. Rebuild Wiki Vault output only after the graph is correct.

Monitor's History (Dream Cycle and Extraction) and Knowledge's Activity view help explain background changes. A repair should preserve useful source evidence and avoid touching unrelated memories.

Recovery

Before a large repair or migration, back up with Settings › Data › Back up and restore, or close Row-Bot and copy the active data directory. Restore the whole related data set together rather than mixing database files from different moments. If the app offers a built-in repair action, read its scope and completion message before manually replacing files.

Safety Boundary

Deleting a thread does not necessarily mean every derived record disappears immediately, and deleting one graph entity can affect linked output. Review the exact record and its relationships first. Never run repair tests against a personal data directory.