OpenVibe.Wiki
Any topic. A whole wiki.
Name a show, a game, a city, a band or an idea: OpenVibe researches it across the web and writes you a wiki with pages, pictures and sources. Or write one by hand. Every page keeps its full history and cites what it rests on.
Vibe a wiki
- Public wikis
- 2
- Published pages
- 54
- Revisions kept
- 137
- Citations
- 237
Wikis people vibed
Each one researched and written by AI from the sources it lists, with its pictures credited. Open one, or make your own.
The OpenVibe wiki
The official wiki of the OpenVibe network: one page for every product and library, summarised from its README and STATUS files, with citations. 42 pages, updated 2026-10-21.
Watch & stream 5 pages
Chat & community 5 pages
Games 2 pages
Build with AI 5 pages
Everyday 11 pages
Your account 2 pages
For developers 7 pages
Platform and libraries 4 pages
Most linked pages
The pages other pages point to most often: a good place to start reading.
- OpenVibe.NetworkLinked from 38 pages
Identity and account service of the OpenVibe network: SSO/OAuth2, notifications, themes, anonymous accounts, the OpenCoins wallet and the internal APIs that connect the services.
- OpenVibe.EventsLinked from 32 pages
The durable event backbone of the network: event storage, subscriptions, signed delivery, retry, dead letters, replay and realtime SSE.
- OpenVibe.SearchLinked from 19 pages
The permission-aware discovery service: a canonical index document, event-fed indexing and an ACL-filtered query API.
- OpenVibe.MediaLinked from 17 pages
The multi-tenant media service: VOD ingest and recording, storage tiering across local, B2 and R2, clips, files, thumbnails and the canonical object model.
- OpenVibe.CommunityLinked from 16 pages
Community hub of the network: pastes, the forum, the typed comment threads other products embed, Pulse and submissions.
- OpenVibe.AILinked from 15 pages
The second-party AI authority: providers, models, routing, versioned workflows, runs with citations and provenance, cache and quotas, with an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, used in production by OpenVibe.Live, OpenVibe.Network and OpenVibe.Space.
Recently revised
- Episode list (select) in Kim Possible · revision 2
- Reception and legacy in Kim Possible · revision 2
- Middleton (Kim Possible) in Kim Possible · revision 2
- Shego in Kim Possible · revision 2
- Dr. Drakken in Kim Possible · revision 2
- Wade Load in Kim Possible · revision 2
- Production in Kim Possible · revision 1
- Kim Possible (2019 film) in Kim Possible · revision 1
Community wikis
What a wiki gets
How a page comes together
- Start a wikiName it, choose who can read it and add the editors you trust.
- Write pagesMarkdown with [[links]] between pages, an infobox of facts, and pages nested under pages.
- Cite your sourcesAttach the source behind a claim: its link, the quote and when it was read. The citation stays with that revision.
- Publish and keep goingPublish now or schedule it. Every revision stays in the history, ready to compare or restore.
Questions
Who can start a wiki?
Anyone signed in with an OpenVibe account. A wiki can be public, for members (any signed-in account), for its owner's OpenVibe.VIP members, or private to the people given a role in it. Its owner picks the editors.
Who writes the OpenVibe wiki?
OpenVibe staff. Each page summarises one product or library from its README and STATUS files at a pinned commit, and cites those files. Pages written with AI assistance say so at the top and stay out of search engines until a person reviews them.
Can I see what changed on a page?
Yes. Every page keeps each published revision. Its history compares any two revisions word by word or line by line, and its sources view lists what each revision cited.
Where do I talk about a page?
Each page has a discussion thread on OpenVibe.Community, shown under the page. Sign in with your OpenVibe account to post.
How do I follow changes?
The whole site and each public wiki have Atom and JSON feeds, and signed-in readers can watch a page. Every public page is also served as JSON: add .json to its address.
Find your way around
- Recent changesEvery public page, newest revision first.
- SearchTitles and text across the wikis you can read.
- The OpenVibe page treeEvery page of the official wiki, nested.
- Start a wikiPublic, members-only, VIP or private.
- Atom and JSON feedsFollow new revisions in any reader.
- What shippedEvery change to OpenVibe.Wiki itself.
Part of OpenVibe
One account across every OpenVibe site. Related places to go next:
Start a wiki of your own
A team handbook, a game guide, a project's docs: write it with history and sources from the first page.