Connector-Navigator Pattern
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A Connector-Navigator Pattern is a composite agent pattern that combines cross-domain linking with complexity navigation, creating agent entitys that build bridges between isolated knowledge areas while expertly guiding through intricate system landscapes using agent communication and agent coordination.
- AKA: Bridge-Guide Pattern, Link-Navigate Agent.
- Context:
- It can combine the Connector dimension that builds bridges with the Navigator dimension that guides through complexity.
- It can enable cross-pollination of ideas across isolated domains.
- It can provide guided exploration through knowledge networks.
- It can be part of a Nine Dimensions Framework for cognitive agent design.
- Example(s):
- Research Synthesis Agent that connects findings across disciplines.
- Enterprise Knowledge Navigator that links expertise across departments.
- Learning Path Architect that connects concepts across subjects.
- Counter-Example(s):
- Silo-Based System that lacks cross-domain connections.
- Random Explorer that lacks navigation guidance.
- Single-Domain Expert that operates in isolation.
- See: Composite Agent Pattern, Agent Architecture, Knowledge Management Agent, Multi-Agent System, Agent Communication, Agent Entity.