About HEXT
HEXT is an open standard for immutable, auditable knowledge containers.
HEXT (Human Evidence Exchange and Traceability) defines how documents, RFCs, experimental records, and other artifacts become Crystallized Knowledge Objects — preserving not just content, but process and evidence.
What HEXT Is
- A Semantic Object Graph — the canonical model
- A Semantic XML serialization — the canonical wire format
- An integrity layer — ledger, seal, and verification rules
- An open standard — maintained at HEXT-AI/hxt-spec
What HEXT Is Not
- Not a corporate product website
- Not an observation engine (NVS handles measurement)
- Not Markdown, HTML, or JSON (those are projections)
- Not a replacement for 24TAG Schema (complementary architecture)