Definition

What is context for AI agents?

Context for AI agents is the fresh, structured evidence an agent can use to decide what matters now: sources, entities, timestamps, recurring topics, claims, and stable IDs.

JSON twin: /data/definitions/context-for-ai-agents.json

Freshness

Agents need current windows, not only archived corpora.

Structure

Sources, tags, streams, and identifiers let agents compare and cite context.

Reasoning boundary

Aggregate panels support top-level reasoning; detailed actions use Synorb retrieval.

Stable references

JSON twins give LLMs a durable object to cite.

Where this shows up in Hanging Context

The source, stream, and tag pages on HC are public examples of this definition: static aggregate panels with JSON twins for citation. Detailed retrieval and delivery live in Synorb.