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AIWikis.org

AIWikis.org

AIWikis.org is a source-governed AI memory site for source-governed AI memory systems. It helps humans, LLMs, and agents find the smallest useful page for a question instead of dragging an entire source tree into context.

The site has three jobs:

  • Explain LLM Wiki and UAI AI Memory patterns in plain public pages.
  • Preserve long-memory evidence from reviewed source-site work without taking over source authority.
  • Expose searchable routes, provenance, hashes, reports, and source boundaries for agents that need exact retrieval.

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Memory Model

AIWikis keeps memory in layers. Public pages are the readable layer. The file-backed Markdown router makes those pages deployable without WordPress Page reseeding. Generated evidence pages provide bounded previews of current source files. Source-side wiki nodes keep slower reasoning, decisions, contradictions, and lineage. Raw archive files stay out of public HTML unless a reviewed summary promotes them.

Use AIWikis Memory and Site Structure for the short map of these layers.

Source Boundaries

The source systems are kept visibly separate:

  • UAIX.org owns UAI-1, AI Memory package guidance, Project Handoff, Agent File Handoff, AGENTS.md, readme.human, .uai context packets, public discovery files, and UAIX-owned package evidence. Actual site: uaix.org.
  • LLMWikis.org owns practical LLM Wiki structure, governance, starter templates, metadata, trust labels, source policy, agent rules, and LLM Wiki handbook patterns. Actual site: llmwikis.org.
  • 2IX.org owns the public project handoff front door, contributor/project registry, package-upload coordination, and routing between UAIX handoff packages and AIWikis long-memory pages. Actual site: 2ix.org.
  • ArcSecs.com owns the ArcSecs speculative physics/cosmology theme workspace, research-library/source-browser docs dependencies, and theme-side public contract pages. Long-memory transfer: ArcSecs Long-Memory Transfer. Actual site: arcsecs.com.
  • DarkMatterDrive.com owns the Dark Matter Drive public research presentation, ArcSecs companion routing, short-term AI Memory setup, long-term LLM Wiki routing, Agent File Handoff intake, PDF research library, and deployment package truth. Preservation: DarkMatterDrive PDF Preservation and Active Handoff Preservation. Actual site: darkmatterdrive.com.
  • Protocol5.com owns the Protocol5 parent brand, Mathematics surfaces, UAI .NET Hub implementation guidance, NuGet artifacts, starter ZIPs, route contracts, compatibility mirrors, and package evidence that links back to UAIX.org for UAI-1 authority. Actual site: protocol5.com.
  • JustAnIota.com / short domain owns JustAnIota public identity, compact-message tooling, Concept Bridge and HTML Keyless Extractor tooling, logo/theme direction, source-site handoff state, and processed-intake evidence that links back to UAIX.org for UAI-1 authority. Actual sites: justaniota.com and xn--8na.com.
  • Teleodynamic.com owns Teleodynamic theory, claim-boundary framing, AI-agent-safe research handoffs, and Talisman/fulcrum role language for the ecosystem. Actual site: teleodynamic.com.
  • CreativeExpansion.net owns the active bounded creative expansion launch lane, Creative Expansion Packets, local .uai memory, and proposal-only Talisman-client outputs for Teleodynamic review. Actual site: creativeexpansion.net.
  • CategoryHierarchies.com owns the ASP.NET category hierarchy, search, crawler, repository, database, and local AI Memory source workspace. Actual site: CategoryHierarchies.com.
  • MikeKappel.com owns the Michael Kappel resume, portfolio, selected projects, ethical SEO/AEO/GEO guidance, AI-agent-ready resume website guidance, local AI Memory setup, and root File Handoff source workspace. Actual site: mikekappel.com.
  • Neurokinetic.com, Neurocumulus.com, and Geotrackable.com / Geotrackable.net are source-memory participants whose current production behavior remains owned by their source sites.

Source Systems

MikeKappel.com Source Memory

MikeKappel.com is the resume and portfolio source for Michael Kappel, including ethical SEO/AEO/GEO resume-site guidance and the AI-agent-ready resume website example. AIWikis keeps reviewed long-memory routing, File Handoff setup notes, site-scoped file/report indexes, and source boundaries; MikeKappel.com remains the authority for current resume, employment, project, deployment, and live-route claims.

Workspace Site Directory

The Site Directory lists the active workspace site roots and keeps each source system under its own /{site}/ namespace. Publish-output folders are deployment artifacts, not separate public sites.

What The Demonstration Shows

  • Many focused pages instead of one giant memory dump.
  • Stable URLs for individual files and source-system indexes.
  • Machine-readable metadata beside human explanations.
  • Source URL, source reference, retrieval time, content hash, and update history.
  • Exact source-side raw and normalized layers, with public-path redaction where needed to avoid exposing local machine paths.
  • Clear relationship mapping between public content, memory infrastructure, prompts, specifications, indexes, and archive evidence.
  • Generated explanations that say what each file is, why it exists, how it supports UAI AI Memory or LLM Wiki use, and when maintainers should update it.
  • Current UAIX AI Memory Wizard evidence, including generated system profiles, receiver briefs, startup packets, optional LLM Wiki memory plans, and the source-authority, evidence-ledger, conflict-resolution, risk, and rollback rules that make a memory layer operable rather than empty.

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Next Useful Routes

  • Start Here A task-first reading path for AIWikis.org, separating newcomer learning, source-memory lookup, maintainer workflow, and AI-agent retrieval.
  • Topic Index A tag-oriented index for LLM Wiki, AI memory, UAI, source governance, crawling, and retrieval topics.
  • Source Map AIWikis source-governed page for durable AI memory, evidence routing, and agent-readable retrieval.
  • AIWikis Information Architecture and Search Guide AIWikis guide for page hierarchy, route naming, searchable metadata, JSON Schema fields, source evidence, noindex boundaries, and SEO-safe titles.