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Reading a Behavior Map
A Behavior Map organizes proposed observations without presenting them as accepted truth, complete taxonomy, or an evaluation result.
What you can inspect
- User demand
- Proposed populations describe what users appear to ask for in the authorized traces.
- Repeated behavior
- Proposed patterns describe behavior that appears repeatedly in the available agent evidence.
- Readable evidence
- Observations remain linked to supporting excerpts so a person can inspect the basis for each proposal.
- Unresolved observations
- Emerging or weakly supported observations remain visible without being promoted into settled findings.
- Typed gaps
- Known uncertainty and missing evidence use explicit types instead of inferred values.