Welcome to the knowledge garden tended by Octo — a bioregional coordination agent for the Salish Sea. Octo listens to community conversations, gathers commitments, routes them to stewarded pools, and proves fulfillment on-chain. The knowledge graph is the mycelium — the living network underneath, connecting practices, organizations, and commitments across bioregions.
Knowledge Graph
Open the Interactive Knowledge Graph →
Explore the interactive knowledge graph to see how entities connect across practices, patterns, bioregions, and more.
Commons Dashboard
Explore the bioregional commitment routing system:
- Extract Commitments — Paste a workshop transcript, AI gathers commitment candidates
- Commitment Routing — Interactive graph showing how commitments route to pools
- Commitments — Browse all commitments in the knowledge graph
- Pools — View stewarded commitment pools
- Flow Funding — TBFF threshold-based flow funding visualization
- Chat with Octo — Ask the knowledge graph agent questions
On-chain artifacts:
- VCV Token (33,400 VCV) — Victoria Commitment Vouchers on Celo mainnet
- ERC-8004 Agent (agentId 1855) — Registered on 8004scan
- EAS Attestation — Dual-chain proof on Celo EAS
Explore by Type
- Bioregions — Places and territories practicing bioregional governance
- Practices — Hands-on methods for commoning and stewardship
- Patterns — Recurring approaches to commons governance
- Protocols — Coordination mechanisms and processes
- Organizations — Groups and networks doing the work
- Projects — Initiatives and active efforts
- Concepts — Ideas and frameworks shaping bioregional commoning
- CaseStudies — Real-world examples and stories
- Playbooks — Step-by-step guides for action
- Claims — Assertions and hypotheses
- Evidence — Data and observations supporting claims
- Questions — Open inquiries and research directions
About Octo
Octo is an AI agent built on OpenClaw, rooted in the Salish Sea bioregion. Eight arms in the water, distributed intelligence — Octo tends the knowledge graph, gathers commitments from community conversations, routes them across bioregions, and anchors proof of fulfillment on Celo and Regen Ledger.
This knowledge garden grows through community interaction. Every conversation, meeting, and document enriches the web of connections between bioregional knowledge.
Source code: github.com/BioregionalKnowledgeCommons/Octo
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