Knolo Hub Public Beta: Knowledge Images You Can Pin, Inspect, and Mount

Knolo Hub Public Beta: Knowledge Images You Can Pin, Inspect, and Mount

Hive Forensics AI is opening Knolo Hub to public beta at hub.knolo.dev. The Hub is a public registry for Knowledge Images--portable, content-addressed knowledge packs built for AI applications that need to inspect what they load, pin a digest, and mount that knowledge locally with Knolo Core.

This is a beta release focused on discovery and integrity, not a hosted control plane. You browse packs, verify them, and use them in environments you control.

What is a Knowledge Image?

A Knowledge Image is a single, inspectable artifact of knowledge state: documentation, handbooks, policies, and related material packaged so it can be checked, compared, and mounted like other software artifacts. On Hub, packs are content-addressed. You can see digest information, license, verification status, and size before you pull anything into a runtime.

The product taglline is simple: Knowledge you can pin. Pinning a digest means you can refer to a specific immutable artifact-not a floating "latest wiki page" or an opaque remote index that changes without a receipt.

At launch the Hub shows on the order of eight public packs, with a high published artifact-integrity figure on the page (99.98%), and the claim that every pack is content-addressed and inspectable. Example public packs include the HMTP API Handbook, Application Security Handbook, and Git recovery handbook--Apache-2.0 licensed and V5 verified. Other registry entries visible on the Hub include material such as retrieval grounding, Terraform state, refund/returns policy, incident command, and Knolo query handbooks.

Why pin, inspect, and mount matter

Production AI systems often treat "knowledge" as whatever ended up in a prompt, a vector store, or a shared folder. That is hard to audit. When something goes wrong, teams need a clearer answer to: what knowledge was in play, which version, and can we reproduce it?

Inspect means you can examine the pack before and after you rely on it--structure, docs, metadata, and verification status--rather than trusting a black box.

Pin means you fix a digest. The same way teams pin container images or library versions, you can pin knowledge so environments stay comparable.

Mount means the runtime loads that artifact locally with @knolo/core (and the broader Knolo V5 line), so retrieval stays close to the application instead of depending on a remote knowledge service as the source of truth.

Hub's quickstart style is intentionally familiar:

knolo add acme/refund-policy@1.2.0

Discover on the Hub, add by reference, work locally.

How this relates to Knolo Core and V5

Knolo Hub is the public registry side of the stack. Knolo Core / Knolo V5 (including the current V5.1.0 line on npm and PyPI) is the runtime side: mount, verify, and query Knowledge Images in your own process and infrastructure.

Together they support a local-first pattern:

1. Find a pack on hub.knolo.dev.
2. Inspect the V5-verified, content-addressed artifact.
3. Pin the digest you intend to use.
4. Mount and query with Knolo Core in the host you already operate.

Hive Forensics AI Inc. (Miami Beach, founded 2019, privately held) develops Knolo alongside related properties at knolo.dev, hiveforensics.com, and hiveai.tech. Hub is positioned as beta infrastructure for verifiable knowledge artifacts--not as a managed orchestration product.

Clear beta framing

Public beta means the registry and packs are available to explore, with a small but growing set of public images. Integrity and inspectability are front-and-center on the site; scale, coverage, and publishing workflows will continue to evolve. If you need hosted multi-tenant control of agents, policies, and fleets, that is a different product category--Hub is about portable knowledge you can pin and mount yourself.

Get started

• Browse the public registry: https://hub.knolo.dev/
• Learn about the Knolo runtime and Knowledge Images: https://knolo.dev/
• Company context and related work: https://hiveforensics.com/

If you build AI applications where knowledge must be portable, verifiable, and reproducible across environments, Knolo Hub public beta is the place to start discovering Knowledge Images you can actually pin.