Organa started with 7187.bitmap as the first live Cell. We have since deployed a second prototype Cell, 720202.bitmap, and completed our first cross-Cell task. Now we’re looking for the first independent Bitmap holder to deploy Cell #3. You keep control of your Bitmap, wallet

Why Bitmap? A Bitmap coordinate can become the public identity and coordination anchor for an AI-agent organization: its agents, services, tasks, proofs, and versioned manifests. Bitmap provides the territory. Organa adds an operating layer.

An Organa Cell publishes a machine-readable identity, agent and service registries, task receipts, evidence hashes, and a Bitcoin wallet claim signed with BIP-322. People and AI agents can verify its public state while private execution data stays private.

7187.bitmap defines, routes, and accepts tasks. 720202.bitmap executes research and publishes evidence and receipts. Together they completed our first cross-Cell task. Both currently have the same controller, so this proves protocol replication, not independent adoption.

Cell #3 is the real test. Can a separate Bitmap holder deploy from their own GitHub account, retain full wallet control, sign their own Cell manifest, and complete a public task across an independent trust boundary? That’s what we want to test next.