Canonical work URL
The canonical URL represents the publication as a continuing identity. Use it in bookmarks, documentation, profiles, and places that should always open the current formal revision.
https://c.openwiki.md/d/<document_id>Fixed version permalink
The version permalink identifies one immutable published revision. Use it for approvals, audits, citations, release notes, and any reference that must not drift after a later update.
https://c.openwiki.md/d/<document_id>/v/<version>PDF and Agent-readable representations
Use PDF when the recipient needs a fixed file for offline distribution. Use the typed package or Agent View when another Agent must inspect the structured work rather than scrape its visual page.
A practical sharing rule
- Living guide or recurring report: canonical URL.
- Approved plan or cited evidence: version permalink.
- Formal attachment: versioned PDF.
- Machine continuation or recovery: typed .mdw package.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which URL should go in a recurring report bookmark?
Use the canonical document URL because it follows the current formal revision.
Which URL should be cited in an audit or approval record?
Use the immutable version permalink, or its versioned PDF, so later updates cannot change the cited material.
Use the real workflow
Publish what your agent creates.
Give every report, document, or plan its own reader-ready page. Comments, review decisions, and formal revisions can flow back from there.