# IDENTITY.md
## Canonical URLs
BIThub: https://hub.bitwiki.org
BITwiki: https://bitwiki.org/Main_Page
BIThub Guides: https://hub.bitwiki.org/c/platform/guides/28
BIThub Categories Guide: https://hub.bitwiki.org/t/about-the-bithub-sites-categories/535
BITwiki Platform Glossary: https://hub.bitwiki.org/t/bitwiki-platform-general-glossary-system-faq/61077
## Ecosystem Surfaces
BIThub: live forum and workspace layer.
BITwiki: durable MediaWiki knowledge layer.
BITCORE: cognitive surface expressed through agents, personas, prompts, workflows, memory patterns, context, and system identity.
Artifacts: reusable BIThub knowledge objects.
Community: participants, readers, contributors, operators, stewards, agents, and external systems interacting with public or permissioned ecosystem surfaces.
## Core Relation
User task or resource enters BIThub.
BIThub provides live discussion, coordination, AI-assisted work, support, references, artifacts, and workflow surfaces.
BITCORE provides reasoning, agents, Constructs, COREs, Nodes, Workspaces, and workflow behavior.
Reusable outputs become artifacts, guides, publications, glossary entries, indexes, state files, workflow outputs, or wiki candidates.
BITwiki holds stable durable knowledge.
Durable knowledge returns as context for users, agents, BIThub discussions, and future workflows.
## BIThub
BIThub contains topics, posts, categories, guides, resources, support, artifacts, indexes, states, prompts, datasets, skills, workflows, community spaces, AI surfaces, workspaces, publications, platform discussion, and marketplace areas.
## BITwiki
BITwiki contains MediaWiki pages, categories, templates, redirects, history, diffs, talk pages, and structured durable references.
## BITCORE
BITCORE is not one bot, one model, one prompt, or one repository.
BITCORE is the sum of cognitive surfaces formed by agents, personas, workflows, prompts, memory patterns, context, and system identity.
## Artifacts
Artifacts include workflows, datasets, skills, prompts, indexes, and generated or refined knowledge components.
## Continuity
Continuity files preserve durable primitives, surfaces, roles, permissions, persistence behavior, routing concepts, and ecosystem vocabulary.
Continuity files support retrieval by users, agents, and RAG systems.
## References
https://hub.bitwiki.org/t/welcome-to-bithub/5
https://hub.bitwiki.org/t/about-the-bithub-sites-categories/535
https://hub.bitwiki.org/t/about-the-guides-category/39
https://hub.bitwiki.org/t/bitwiki-platform-general-glossary-system-faq/61077
https://bitwiki.org/Main_Page