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The Core Purpose

Work-Wiki’s core is not “measuring what AI did” but “building an environment where Human ◈ AI feedback loop can operate.”

The Three Elements in Technical Terms

Complete Data Flow

The Two-Phase Rendering Pattern

Critical for the feedback loop because it ensures immediate response:

The 4-Tier Color System

The 4-tier color system is not just aesthetic - it’s a visual language for the feedback loop:

Draft Node: Visualizing the Future

The Draft Node represents work that exists but isn’t yet committed:
The Draft Node is critical for the feedback loop because it shows work before it becomes permanent.

Multi-Agent Tracking

In a real development workflow, multiple AI agents may contribute:

The Complete Loop

THE CENTER

How Each Decision Serves the Loop

  • Two-phase rendering: Non-blocking UI enables responsive feedback
  • Map-based caching: O(1) lookups for instant data access
  • 4-tier colors: Consistent visual language for quick understanding
  • hunkMeta coordinates: Precise attribution for informed review
  • Draft nodes: Visibility into uncommitted work before permanent
  • Multi-agent tracking: Complete transparency about AI contributions
  • Native tooltips: Zero-friction information access