[00:01] I intend to show how a complete wiki can be graded from a video specification, and for that I'm going to show my screen.
[00:12] Here is velorail.bitplan.com. It's an application which allows you to see maps of readings.
[00:20] Now I'm going to start with Bari. That's a city in southern Italy.
[00:26] When I click here, I get the different map options, and we can now see how we can travel from Bari, depending on what we want to do.
[00:35] Let's start with bike routes, so an open cycle map, and you can see this is where you can go from Bari.
[00:44] You can go to Brindisi, you can go inbound to Rome, or you can go north to Slovenia, for instance.
[00:55] This is actually a map.
[00:56] This is the plan.
[00:57] We are going to be in Bari in October, and we then want to go to Ljubljana.
[01:05] Another option we have here is to go by train, so you can see which train routes are available.
[01:13] So I think it's some 1,200 kilometers from Bari to Ljubljana, and most of it could be done by train also.
[01:22] And you could even take the ferry to the other side.
[01:27] So that's it.
[01:28] So the idea is that I want a wiki in which we can do these things, similar to the wiki we already have.
[01:36] Like, we've got the eBike39 one.
[01:39] That one we need to log in.
[01:41] Let's see whether eBike.plitdown.com is available or not.
[01:45] It says we need to log in, so let's log in.
[01:57] That's a bit frustrating now.
[02:00] Same thing with you.
[02:03] .
[02:04] My username and password.
[02:12] And I log in.
[02:17] So this is the wiki we used to have in the past where we could track places we've been.
[02:25] For instance, the Isle of Wight or Czechoslovakia.
[02:30] And then in that wiki, we used to keep track of places we've been, and then we had these fields.
[02:37] Tour date, target track, coordinate stay, shop distance common.
[02:41] And basically, I'm not too sure what this is the thing we want to have in the future.
[02:55] This is organized around trips.
[02:57] So here's a trip.
[02:59] The trip has legs, I would say.
[03:03] This one doesn't have legs.
[03:05] I think the eBike39 worked with legs.
[03:08] So let's go for the eBike39 one.
[03:10] And there is, I think, the same password.
[03:21] So this is a new version.
[03:32] And we do the same thing here.
[03:37] I think we can use Spain.
[03:41] So let's go for Spain.
[03:43] Spain 2025.
[03:50] This is where we started doing things a bit differently.
[03:53] So we had pages.
[03:56] Let's take here Miranda del Ebro.
[03:58] And the idea was we'd link these pages to places.
[04:03] So this is an adaf link that we had.
[04:05] So the whole thing here was not very structured.
[04:10] It only had a page and coordinates, which was a thing.
[04:16] And then we had different tracks we were interested in, like the Traslavina sign here.
[04:27] So this was a tour where we had, like, a day to target with a location coordinate.
[04:31] And here we have trip and track, which was available there.
[04:34] And then we already got a map of that.
[04:37] So if I go to track, you can see the track here.
[04:41] Cycle.travel was the link that we got.
[04:45] And if you go on the track property at the time, this was like an external identifier, which showed to Cycle.travel.
[04:57] And I think we already do also, this might be a good example, like going through the adventures of a fat man.
[05:02] Because this is something where you have YouTube links.
[05:08] Like this is episode 13.
[05:10] And then we try to find out where they stayed.
[05:14] So here's a TripAdvisor link.
[05:19] And that was what the fat man showed us.
[05:25] And this was, like, a trip.
[05:28] And you can see all the things.
[05:30] So that's not too bad.
[05:32] So here the route is certain episodes.
[05:36] Then the tour.
[05:39] Then each episode has a target and a track.
[05:44] And then if we go on the page, a location coordinates.
[05:55] The problem here is that I'm not too happy with this because I think there is a concept that is called leg here.
[06:07] Yep.
[06:08] There's our concept leg.
[06:11] And the leg has, like, a from property, a true property, a transport property.
[06:16] And basically we did already do a context for that.
[06:19] That's called the trip context.
[06:21] That's on bike.bitplan.com.
[06:23] It's got a leg, a log, and a tour.
[06:26] And it's got an example of how we do that.
[06:30] And basically on context.bitplan.com, we can see whether the trip context is available here.
[06:41] Yep.
[06:48] As you can see, it's not.
[06:50] And the question is, how do we get this?
[06:53] So basically we have to teach the AI what a context is.
[06:58] So, A, a context is something you will find here on context.bitplan.com.
[07:04] And the most important context we have is a meter model because this is what organizes our wikis.
[07:14] So there is a model of it.
[07:17] Meter model has topics and so on.
[07:20] So later when this video is read.
[07:23] The AI will know on context.bitplan.com.
[07:26] Meter model, you find the meter model.
[07:28] And then you find context like the trip context.
[07:31] That's one that we want to improve on and see whether it fits our needs.
[07:37] And we want to show off how it works on the context.bitplan.com wiki by using our tool for that.
[07:48] And the tool we use for that is WipeAgain.
[07:52] Which is available on the internet.
[07:57] So this is WipeAgain.bitplan.com.
[08:00] And it's an open source project.
[08:03] So let's see.
[08:05] And I think one page that might be necessary to be read is the WipeAgain description.
[08:15] So we have to log into our wiki here.
[08:22] Then go to the WipeAgain page.
[08:29] Which describes how to use that.
[08:31] The Wipe principle generator.
[08:33] I think this page we can push later.
[08:37] To make it public.
[08:39] To make life easier.
[08:41] And then the AI should be capable of doing what we want just based on the video that I just recorded.
[08:51] So let's try that out.
[08:53] I'm going to stop sharing and stop the recording.
[08:57] And then see what happens.