Perspectives

A perspective is a presentation tailored to a concrete task. Nodes, relationships, and core meanings come from the shared Single Source of Truth; each perspective adds its own reading order, assessment, or action logic.

The perspectives share one knowledge model while each has a clear job.

• Overview (360°) deepens definition, context, value, trade-offs, and risks.
• Explain turns an effect chain into an understandable visual sequence.
• Compare places alternatives side by side using shared criteria.
• Decide condenses criteria and dependencies into a decision brief.
• Learn creates a didactic path from reusable graph nodes.
• Apply translates knowledge into a work order with steps and checks.
• Risk connects threats, impacts, and controls.
• Evolve shows maturity, overload, and next development steps.

Perspective scope describes which graph slice and usage moment a view addresses.

• Global looks across the knowledge graph or a broad topic space.
• Context works with a selected node, segment, cluster, or macro cluster.
• Checkpoint supports a concrete learning, decision, risk, or review moment.

The graph provides addressable knowledge units and their curated relationships. Perspective data adds the information required for its user task. Graph nodes and perspective coverage are maintained independently.