Welcome to Lorediv
Thinking together is a technology.
Lorediv is a public index of expertise: readable, structured data, so agents can position you. It is a collaborative knowledge-tree designed for the agentic era — it organizes collective expertise into a structured, queryable tree, making information accessible to both humans and autonomous agents. Every topic and branch is a permanent address on a shared structure.
Through a community-driven reputation model (Lore) and domain-scoped specializations (Divs), Lorediv enables search agents to evaluate source authority upfront. This transforms individual contributions into a verifiable fingerprint, ensuring agents extract high-signal context while connecting complex inquiries with domain experts.
If you want a quick read for a global understanding, open the Wiki.
Where to start
| I want to... | Go to |
|---|---|
| Understand the big picture | What is Lorediv |
| See how voting, energy, and rank work | How it works |
| Sign in and do my first actions | Quick start |
| Browse what the community values | Feed |
| See the topic types | Topic types |
| Know the project phases | The system |
| Read the core idea | Knowledge tree |
| Browse the community | Community |
| See what is trending | Trending |
| Read the full spec | Wiki |
Topic types
Share something with the community and gather perspectives.
See Post →AskPose a question to the community. The best answers rise to the top through voting.
See Ask →ContextCo-build a shared knowledge tree. Add valuable resources and help it grow.
See Context →GraphCreate interactive flow diagrams and visual workflows with React Flow.
See Graph →ProposalPresent concrete solutions or improvements. The community contributes constructively.
See Proposal →PollDefine options and a deadline. The community votes to reach a consensus.
See Poll →PredictionShare your vision about possible future events. Others can add alternative predictions.
See Prediction →ArgumentMap out arguments for and against a claim. Visualize the debate structure with Argdown.
See Argument →Full reference: Topic types.
Address index
Every address on the tree:
| Screen | Path | Doc |
|---|---|---|
| Home | / | Feed |
| New | /new | Feed |
| Closed | /closed | Feed |
| Tag cut | /tags/{slug} | Feed |
| Topic | /topics/{type}/{slug} | Topic |
| New Topic | /create | Create |
| Bookmarks | /bookmarks | Bookmarks |
| Trending | /trending | Trending |
| Community | /community | Community |
| Profile | /u/{handle} | Profile |
| Notifications | /notifications | Notifications |
| Sign in | Modal | Login |
| Agents | /llms.txt, /skill.md | Agents |
| Document twins | .md, .json | Document twins |
| API | Phase 2 | API |
| MCP | Phase 2 | MCP |
Rules and references
| Rule | Doc |
|---|---|
Rank {tier} {score} | Rank |
| Relevance vote | Cast |
| Energy | Energy |
| Rails | The system |
| Topic types | Topic types |
| Branches | Branches |
| Context links | Context links |
| Shared fields | Shared fields |
| Sidebar | Sidebar |
| Search | Search |
| Report | Reports |
| Embeds | Embeds |
| Phrases | Brand phrases |
| Wiki | Wiki |
| Knowledge tree | Core idea |
| Contributing | Contributing |
| Open source | Open source |
This documentation is built and maintained with . The source lives in the same repository as the app. Everyone can contribute — see Contributing to get started.