The hub ( ~/wiki/ ) is just a registry. No content — only wikis.json , _index.md , and log.md . All content lives in topic sub-wikis.
Topic wikis ( ~/wiki/topics/<name>/ ) are isolated research areas. Each has its own sources, articles, outputs, and Obsidian vault config. Isolation means researching quantum computing can't pollute your nutrition wiki.
Raw sources ( raw/ ) are immutable. Once a paper, article, or data file is ingested, it's never modified. This is the audit trail — every claim in every article traces back to a source.
Wiki articles ( wiki/ ) are LLM-compiled syntheses organized into three categories:
Concepts — foundational ideas, mechanisms, theories
— foundational ideas, mechanisms, theories Topics — specific subjects, comparisons, state-of-the-field
— specific subjects, comparisons, state-of-the-field References — tools, frameworks, data tables, lookup resources
Archive ( topics/.archive/ ) is for whole topic wikis the user no longer wants in normal context. It preserves source history, articles, outputs, and logs while keeping old interests quiet by default.
Sessions ( HUB/.sessions/ ) are operational memory for redacted harness checkpoints, compact digests, rehydration indexes, and feedback candidates. They are not compiled as topic evidence unless explicitly promoted into raw/notes/ .
Inventory ( inventory/ ) is for durable operational state: actual items, source candidates, corpora, entities, open questions, tasks, watch items, and next actions. It is intentionally not evidence for factual claims.
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