Knowledge Graph

What it is

On the hosted Oracle and Token Shield pages you can switch from Behavioral (default) to Knowledge Graph. The graph lens is attestation and endorsement context from Intuition. These are different kinds of trust.

Source	Question	Default
Behavioral (TrustGate)	What has this address actually done onchain?	Yes
Knowledge Graph (Intuition)	What have others attested about this entity?	No

A wallet can look strong on one and weak on the other. The gap is intentional context, not a bug, and the two numbers are never blended.

How the graph view resolves

User queries address
        │
        ├─ Behavioral score (always available as the default)
        │
        └─ Knowledge Graph toggle
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                 ├─ Personalized path exists → path trust + relationships
                 ├─ Else global standing exists → composite attestation + verdict
                 └─ Else honest not_found

Results are served through a server-side proxy on trustgated.xyz (/api/graph-trust). Integrators never call Intuition or the graph layer directly.

What it is not

Knowledge Graph is not part of the scoring engine. Widget, batch, oracle (public fields), gating attestations, and Protocol Guard do not include graph scores. There is no EigenTrust or AgentRank inside a TrustGate tier.

If you need graph reputation as a product, that is Intuition’s domain. TrustGate may be ingested by Intuition later as an external attestation input. The graph stays on their side.

Who it is for

Humans using the TrustGate site who want a second opinion on the same address. Not for DEX embeds, not for protocol gates, not for agent settlement.

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