What problem does it solve? Modeling agent cognition with beliefs, desires, and intentions requires consistent ontological structure, temporal grounding, and traceable reasoning chains that ad-hoc RDF modeling fails to provide. ## Core Features & Use Cases - BDI Ontology Modeling: Structure beliefs, desires, intentions, plans, and mental processes using formal class hierarchies aligned with DOLCE and reused ontology design patterns. - T2B2T Pipeline: Implement the Triples-to-Beliefs-to-Triples paradigm to consume external RDF context and project deliberation results back as linked data. - Framework Integration: Translate BDI models into SEMAS production rules, JADE/JADEX agent structures, and Logic Augmented Generation pipelines that constrain LLM outputs. - Use Case: Given an RDF notification that a payment was requested, generate the belief, desire, and intention chain with justifications and temporal validity, then validate it with SPARQL competency queries. ## Quick Start Model the agent mental states for this RDF context using the BDI ontology, including beliefs, desires, intentions, justifications, and temporal validity intervals.