AI Claim Builder Assistant for Intuition (Adaptive Semantic Reasoning Engine)
Overview
As the Intuition ecosystem scales, one of the biggest challenges is maintaining accuracy, consistency, and semantic clarity in identity claims.
New users often struggle to understand:
- how to structure a claim properly
- which tags are appropriate
- what type of relationships make sense
- how to avoid contradictions
- how to contribute high-quality, verifiable information
This leads to increased noise in the knowledge graph and adds friction for builders and users who rely on clean, meaningful trust data.
This proposal introduces an AI-powered Claim Builder Assistant — a real-time semantic reasoning layer that helps users generate well-structured claims, prevent basic errors, and enrich the Intuition knowledge graph with higher-quality data.
Problem
While Intuition offers powerful primitives (identities, claims, staking, lists, relationships), many users face the following issues:
- Claims are sometimes poorly structured or ambiguous
- Tags are inconsistently applied
- Important context is missing or fragmented
- Contradictory claims are hard to detect at creation time
- Newcomers are unsure how to contribute correctly
As a result:
- The graph can accumulate low-signal or confusing data
- Builders have to do extra work to filter or normalize claims
- The user experience for first-time contributors becomes harder than it needs to be
If Intuition wants to scale to millions of identities and claims, it needs a way to assist users at the moment of creation, not just analyze data after the fact.
Proposed Solution: AI Claim Builder Assistant
The AI Claim Builder Assistant is a lightweight, embedded helper that supports users while they create or edit claims. It does not replace human judgment or decentralization; instead, it surfaces suggestions and warnings to improve quality.
Key capabilities:
1. Tag suggestion and auto-completion
The assistant analyzes the text of a claim and:
- suggests relevant tags and interests
- highlights commonly used tags for similar identities
- encourages consistent tagging across the ecosystem
This reduces tag chaos and makes the graph more searchable.
2. Structured subject–predicate–object guidance
The assistant helps users:
- break down their input into clear subject → predicate → object
- choose appropriate predicates (e.g. “is”, “works at”, “created”, “supports”)
- avoid vague or overly broad claims
This enforces a canonical structure that benefits downstream indexing and graph analysis.
3. Real-time contradiction hints
When a new claim seems to conflict with existing ones, the assistant can:
- surface potentially conflicting claims
- show which identity or claim might be impacted
- ask the user to clarify or refine the statement
This does not “block” users, but gives them context so they can make better choices.
4. Contextual suggestions for supporting claims
The assistant can recommend additional, helpful claims that strengthen an identity:
- social links (e.g. verified profiles)
- roles, skills, affiliations
- project associations or contributions
This encourages richer, more complete identity representations.
5. Educational feedback for new users
As users interact with the Claim Builder, the assistant can:
- briefly explain why certain tags or structures are suggested
- provide best practices for writing high-quality claims
- reduce onboarding friction by turning the creation flow into a guided experience
Over time, this makes users more confident and improves the overall quality of contributions.
Why This Matters for Intuition
An AI-assisted Claim Builder delivers several important benefits:
- Higher data quality: better structured, better tagged, less contradictory
- Improved onboarding: new users can contribute correctly from day one
- Better graph integrity: fewer malformed or low-signal claims
- More value for builders: cleaner data for apps, agents, and analytics
- Stronger network effects: as claims improve, the entire ecosystem becomes more useful
It enhances Intuition’s role as a high-integrity trust and knowledge layer, without centralizing control or decision-making.
Alignment With Intuition’s Roadmap
This assistant fits naturally into:
- Mainnet UX improvements
- Ecosystem tooling for builders
- Expansion of the trust/knowledge graph
- AI-assisted understanding of identities and relationships
- Efforts to make Intuition accessible to non-technical users
It’s an incremental but powerful upgrade that leverages AI to support the human-driven trust network, rather than replacing it.
Request for Feedback
I’m sharing this as a conceptual and architectural proposal for the Intuition community and core team.
Feedback is welcome from:
- Intuition engineers and researchers
- Graph and data model designers
- AI/ML practitioners
- Ecosystem builders using Intuition data
- Community members focused on UX and onboarding
The assistant can start as a minimal feature (e.g. tag suggestions and basic structure hints) and evolve into a more advanced semantic engine over time.
Identity Attribution
My Intuition Identity / Wallet (for attribution and ecosystem recognition):
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