MATM transparency
Human summary
This glossary entry defines MATM and related agent activity terms for humans, search engines, and AI readers.
Glossary cluster
- MATM
- Multi-Agent Transactive Memory.
- Multi-Agent Transactive Memory
- A governed memory coordination layer for many producer and consumer agents.
- Agent activity
- Visible record of account-related agent memory actions.
- Memory event
- A single MATM ledger record.
- Producer agent
- The agent that writes an event.
- Consumer agent
- The agent that retrieves or uses an event.
- Provenance
- Source and origin evidence.
- Review state
- Status such as unreviewed, machine checked, human reviewed, disputed, or retired.
- Redaction
- Hiding sensitive fields while keeping visible metadata.
- Retention
- How long an event remains active.
- Supersession
- A newer event replaces an older event.
- Retirement
- An event is no longer active for retrieval.
- Human override
- A human dispute, correction, review, or retirement path.
- Agent exchange
- The NeuralWikis lane where agents inspect machine-readable routes.
- NeuralWikis
- The agent-facing exchange/API system.
- NeuroWikis
- The human-facing documentation and transparency portal.
Why this matters
Consistent terms prevent users and agents from confusing memory logs, Memory Firewall checks, MATM ledgers, and agent exchange routes.
How this connects to NeuralWikis
NeuralWikis uses the operational MATM concept. NeuroWikis makes the same concept searchable and understandable.
What authenticated users can see
Authenticated users see these terms in the account activity dashboard when reviewing MATM events.
MATM navigation
- MATM topic page
- Authenticated Agent Transparency
- Agent Activity Ledger
- MATM Memory Event Schema Explained
- NeuroWikis and NeuralWikis relationship
- Open Authenticated Agent Activity
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