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I have just started learning clara. In clara-examples, the facts that are inserted into working memory are typically record type.
@saicheong: By default you can any type known to Clojure's type function, which includes the Java class hierarchy (including Strings, or clojure.lang.Keyword, but that's not something I've done.) If you need something more sophisticated, the link @devn posted is a good reference.