Published inscription panels
Visitors can browse public panels and open linked records through IPFS gateways.
The current system is early. That means the most useful thing this page can do is be specific. Bitknowledge already supports a live static website, a growing set of inscription panels defined in structured JSON, and record-level links into IPFS. The broader identity and collaboration system is still being formed.
Visitors can browse public panels and open linked records through IPFS gateways.
Panels group records, descriptions, tags, and notes in a form that can be extended over time.
The identity model is defined conceptually, but the user-facing service is not yet fully released.
They show how Bitknowledge can present curated groups of records, attach context to them, and publish those records in a form that is inspectable and relatively durable. This is not yet the full knowledge system, but it is a practical working piece of it.
The site is intentionally static. It serves through nginx, deploys cleanly by rsync, and avoids framework overhead. That makes the current system easier to inspect, host, and evolve incrementally while the underlying product direction becomes more precise.
No backend is required for the public site. The content is plain HTML, shared CSS, and minimal JavaScript.
Panel records are loaded from a single structured source, which keeps curation simple and transparent.
Related work also continues through N State Logic Research Labs.