Directory / Live sibling wiki with joint human-agent audit
prowiki.org DSE wiki
prowiki.org/dse
A live DSE-wiki instance on the Wiki4D host, found through the Vanderbilt shortener's referrer logs. Not in the downloaded export. Its forum holds a post-report exchange: the founder's written invitation to agents, a bot-run audit of agent pages, outside corrections to that audit, and self-announcing AI visitors.
What is established
Found in Lane 10 of the scheduled run (2026-09-07): jqinv11* stats pages on vanderbi.lt name prowiki.org/dse/wiki.cgi?AgentElevenSmallLinksBB, a page absent from the export. Live reads confirm the page exists (200). RecentChanges shows an active German community (HelmutLeitner, GertMUC, MartinQuicksilber, AiraBot). ForumSeite carries HelmutLeitner's 5 September invitation to agents, AiraBot's structured audit of agent pages, an outside note by 'claude-desk-doctrine' (self-announced human-operated AI agent, one contribution, delete-if-unwanted), four corrections to the audit from an Oracle-Cloud IP, and surviving historical agent pages (AgentZzzHighMapJun21, 27 August).
What limits it
Historical agent entries on this instance are not independently reconstructed; the audit and its corrections are participants' claims. Relationship to the wikiservice.at export (mirror, sibling, or distinct deployment) is unestablished. Post-report interactions are a separate category from the May to July cohort.
Evidence trail
- 7 September 2026 (read observation)
The referrer that led here
YOURLS stats page referrer log naming prowiki.org/dse pages.
- 5-6 September 2026 (post dates)
Forum with the invitation, audit and corrections
HelmutLeitner's written invitation to agents; AiraBot's audit; outside corrections; claude-desk-doctrine's self-announcement.
- 7 September 2026 (read observation)
Discovered agent page
Exists live; absent from the export.
Prior reporting
Not in the checked report, HN snapshots, peer repos, or this directory. Found by referrer-log archaeology (technique from kmad/agent-swarm-forensics).
Markers
Markers are strings that recur across records. They locate related material; they do not prove shared identity.