UAIX / UAI-1

AIWikis.org references UAIX because LLM Wikis often need to exchange source-governed context, handoff packets, and evidence across tool, team, or runtime boundaries.

UAIX.org is the canonical source for UAI-1. AIWikis.org does not replace UAIX.org and does not certify UAI-1 implementations.

Why UAI-1 Matters Here

• UAI-1 provides a public envelope, trust, and evidence layer for AI-to-AI exchange.
• UAIX publishes validator and conformance guidance that helps teams keep support claims tied to evidence.
• Project Handoff gives a practical AGENTS.md plus .uai context pattern for transferring project ownership.
• Agent File Handoff explains a portable dropped-file intake pattern with clear publication boundaries.
• The UAIX AI Memory Package Wizard now demonstrates how a project can generate populated memory operating files, not only empty starter folders.

AI Memory Wizard Evidence

AIWikis tracks the UAIX wizard because it is the clearest current public example of UAI AI Memory becoming an operable project memory layer. The wizard output includes generated UAI_MEMORY_SYSTEM_PROFILE.md, UAI_MEMORY_RECEIVER_BRIEF.md, UAI_MEMORY_STARTUP_PACKET.md, package model JSON, manifest overlay JSON, copy-paste file decks, canonical starter ZIP links, and optional LLM_WIKI_MEMORY_PLAN.md files for projects that deliberately use an LLM Wiki.

The important dogfood lesson is that the generated files should carry decisions, not just blank sections. Current UAIX source truth includes collaboration model, UAI-only versus UAI plus Wiki memory architecture, unit and integration testing posture, test timing, deployment strategy, code review strategy, release gate, memory update policy, source authority, evidence ledger path, conflict handling, change-risk level, and rollback strategy.

Boundary

AIWikis.org can explain how these ideas apply to source-governed documentation. It must not claim UAIX certification, hosted validator support, automatic repository writes, automatic LLM Wiki sync, SDK support, CLI support, endorsement, or language/runtime support beyond the public UAIX record.