URL Resource Model

Direction

Prox OS uses owner-scoped resource URLs for durable user and organization resources. The canonical owner prefix is @owner; the owner may be a person, team, organization, or community. User-versus-organization differences belong to membership, billing, permission, and governance models, not to separate URL roots.

Public Roots

/                               Landing
/apps                           App Store
/datasets                       Dataset Hub
/community                      Community page
/settings                       Settings Console
/hire-me                        Hire Me page app
/pricing                        Pricing page app
/about                          About page app
/hola                           Hola page app
/onboarding                     Introduction app

/ is the public landing surface.
/apps is the App Store discovery surface.
/datasets is the Dataset Hub for first-class dataset resources.
/community is the public Community page. It is a normal page route, not a Studio, Runtime, or Switcher resource.
/settings is an Official System App and Settings Console, not a Site Studio page.
/pricing, /about, /hola, and /hire-me are route/page presentations of reusable apps that can also appear inside Desktop Runtime windows.

Owner Resources

/@esmadrider
/@esmadrider/library/apps
/@esmadrider/library/apps/hola
/@esmadrider/runtime/os
/@esmadrider/studios/atlas
/@esmadrider/studios/grid
/@esmadrider/studios/ops
/@esmadrider/apps/moments
/@esmadrider/datasets/ai-questions

/@prox-os
/@prox-os/apps/hola
/@prox-os/studios/demo
/@prox-os/datasets/sample

/@owner describes the Universe or User Space for an owner. /@owner/library/apps/* describes installed assets owned by that owner. /@owner/apps/* describes app definitions published by that owner. /@owner/runtime/:runtimeSlug describes a Runtime resource created by that owner. /@owner/studios/:studioSlug describes a Studio resource created by that owner. /@owner/datasets/* describes dataset resources owned by that owner.

Store Context

App Store listing URLs are context routes, not published app definitions:

/apps/@prox-os/hola

That route means "view the @prox-os Hola App listing inside the App Store." The published app resource remains:

/@prox-os/apps/hola

The installed app management route remains:

/@esmadrider/library/apps/hola

The runtime path for opening the installed app remains:

/@esmadrider/runtime/os/app-os/hola

Runtime Routes

Runtime routes use /@owner/runtime/:runtimeSlug. Runtimes are repo-like objects that can be renamed, published, listed from Universe, and expanded into multiple runtime modes.