# Insight pass

When you type `/insight` on its own in an admin session, the admin agent runs one extra review over the session so far, then carries on. It walks the conversation and writes down four kinds of thing that would otherwise be lost:

- corrections and learnings you gave the agent during the session,
- tonal and working-style preferences worth carrying forward,
- people, decisions, commitments, or business facts that came up but were not yet saved to the graph,
- typed edges between any new prose-bearing nodes (messages, meetings, notes, pages) and the entities they mention — the auto-extraction pass that "wires the graph" so future questions can hop from a person to the companies they founded to the events they attended.

You can run it whenever you want the brain brought up to date — for example before you open a second session that needs the first session's learnings, preferences, or graph writes.

The pass is one or two messages from the agent, then a short summary of what was written. It runs inside the session you are already in: nothing happens in the background, no second session is spawned, and the session is not closed, reset, or cleared — the conversation continues straight afterward against the same live state. The typed-edge pass itself is delegated to the `database-operator` specialist so the writes land where graph writes are supposed to live.

You can tell the pass ran correctly by the final reply naming the five counts (learnings, tonal observations, graph updates, typed edges accepted, prose nodes scanned). The typed-edge pass is scoped by "what changed since the last completed insight pass," so two passes in a row never re-process the same nodes, and a session that never runs one simply defers its extraction to the next time you type `/insight`.