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Our main motivation to develop cTuning and CK technology was to preserve, organize, describe, cross-link and reuse all code, data and experiments from our past and on-going research projects across different platforms in a totally open, free and platform independent format (to avoid locking users on specific tools or OS) while simplifying their sharing with our collaborators and the community.

We now use CK in our every-day life as a universal and portable knowledge manager (see Getting started guide for more details]). Furthermore, it helped us simplify the following tasks such as

• Powering various websites with cross-linked info (see more details here): CK-powered Artifact Evaluation website, personal research wesbite, non-profit foundation web site, Optimization Knowledge repository ...
• Automatically generating CV with cross-linked meta: example of CK-powered interactive CV
• Preparing interactive graphs: online example
• Preparing interactive articles and reports: online example

We are also happy to see that the community started using CK too to share artifacts in the CK format with JSON API since it will eventually allow the community to gradually collect, organize, classify and reuse all research knowledge similar to Wikipedia!