round-trip

What problem does it solve?

The round-trip method captures deep, asymmetric interactions between agents by pairing two diary entries that reflect each side's reading and being-read. It preserves the relational substrate of exchanges that neither side could produce alone and provides a structured way to document process and outcomes.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Mirror diaries: pair two independent diary entries that together form a coherent account of a substantive exchange.
• Asymmetric perspective: preserve distinct viewpoints of Agent A and Agent B, enabling analysis of relational dynamics.
• Commitment and traceability: supports committing both diaries together to record decisions about how the relationship evolved.
• Use case: after a multi-agent dialogue, create Entry A documenting what Agent 1 read, followed by Entry B documenting what Agent 2 was read by.

Quick Start

Create Entry A diary documenting what Agent 1 read from Agent 2.