Proof-of-Frog Knowledge Protocol FAQs

Question 1

How does the 'Society Merge' function work?

Accepted Answer

A merge occurs when two separate knowledge repositories (ponds) reach a quorum via voting and share common reference points, resulting in an integrated, higher-value network.

Question 2

What are 'Knowledge Nuggets' in this context?

Accepted Answer

Knowledge Nuggets are discrete pieces of information identified by a Reference ID (RID) that includes a local name, a canonical content hash, and an address of origin.

Question 3

Is this skill specific to the Aptos blockchain?

Accepted Answer

While the core concepts are theoretical, the skill includes specific implementations and CLI commands for the Aptos Move language to manage Knowledge Nuggets and Ponds.

Question 4

How does Proof-of-Frog use GF(3) ternary logic?

Accepted Answer

It categorizes knowledge into three states: Tadpole (-1) for absorption, Froglet (0) for coordination, and Mature Frog (+1) for execution, ensuring a sum of zero for balanced system states.

Question 5

What is the primary purpose of the Proof-of-Frog skill?

Accepted Answer

The skill provides a framework for coordinating knowledge networks, allowing Claude to manage information through a lifecycle metaphor and merge different data sources using balanced ternary logic.

Proof-of-Frog Knowledge Protocol

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Proof-of-Frog Knowledge Protocol

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