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KiroGraph adds optional decision-model checks for memory relationships, contradictory wiki pages and custom authentication wrappers in a code knowledge graph.
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The three experimental modes can use Jev’s hosted service or a local Strands Decider server. The core graph is local, but choosing Jev sends relevant code, memory or wiki excerpts outside the machine. Unset modes retain their existing heuristics, and an unreachable Strands server falls back to them. Kiro has full integration support; other tools are experimental, and the decision features have not been production-tested.
If you already use KiroGraph, try one optional mode at a time on examples you can check. It can compare stored observations, flag conflicting wiki pages or recognize unusually named authentication wrappers. Choose a local Strands server to keep that processing local; using Jev instead requires a service key and sends relevant excerpts outside your machine.