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Network Health shows how your network is doing as a whole, and momentum (growing, stable, or decaying) shows where each relationship is heading, so you know where to spend attention.

Written By Mauricio Suarez

Last updated About 1 hour ago

Network Health is the whole-picture measure across the architecture: the pulse on the rings. TrustGraph™ scores each relationship, TrustRings™ organizes them, and Network Health shows how your network is doing as a whole.

Momentum is the direction of one relationship, and itogai shows it as one of three words:

  • Growing: you’re in touch more than before.

  • Stable: the rhythm holds.

  • Decaying: the relationship is going cold. Nothing is wrong yet, and this is the moment to reach out with something real.

How to use them:

  1. Start with Network Health for the whole picture, then look at who is decaying.

  2. Open the Reconnect circle in TrustRings. It gathers the dormant relationships worth reviving.

  3. Ask Akai™ who is going cold and what to do next. It explains why and can draft a note for you to review and send.

Good to know: a score, a momentum label, or a suggestion is probabilistic support for your own judgment, never a verdict about the person. Scores update as your sources change, and your own context always comes first.

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