Operational Intelligence¶
This capability does not exist today. The workflow this page used to describe — indexing Reyn's own P6 audit-event log (.reyn/events/*.jsonl) into the in-core RAG store via a safe-mode index_update() step, then querying execution history semantically via semantic_search — has no surviving entry point. FP-0066 P1b retired the four agent-facing layer-1 RAG tools (semantic_search, index_update, drop_source, list_rag_sources); FP-0066 P1c then retired the remaining safe-mode index_update() Python entry point and the reyn source CLI command group. There is no operator- or agent-facing way to add to, remove from, or search the in-core store any more — see Concepts: RAG for the full retirement history.
This is a deliberate removal, not an oversight — recorded here so a future reader can tell "forgotten" from "decided" rather than inferring either from the absence.
Current entry points, for context: search_actions (tool/mcp/pipeline catalog search) is live today; a search_knowledge verb (skill/memory/repo retrieval) is planned. Neither is a general-purpose "index an arbitrary corpus" surface. For agent-facing document retrieval, the current path is the FP-0063 user-RAG plugin (an external vector store, documents only) — see Build a RAG corpus. No workflow for indexing something like an event log through that plugin has been built or exercised; if one becomes worth doing, it belongs in its own design/issue rather than a claim on this page.
See also¶
- Concepts: RAG — the full retirement history and what remains
- Concepts: Events — P6 event log structure and current event taxonomy
- FP-0009: Operational Intelligence — original design rationale (historical; the mechanism it proposed has since been retired)