Continuity Pack
If the platform disappears, the public record should still have a map.
In one sentence
The Continuity Pack points to the public files another reader or maintainer can preserve offline: the first-edition Library, evidence map, source and claim registers, correction records, Toolkit, sitemap, RSS, and exact-byte continuity manifest.
This page links only to public artifacts. Repository memory, internal reports, private provenance, and recursive prompts are intentionally absent from the public continuity surface.
Public artifacts another person can open without the repository.
Field Manual
Resilience, agency, archive, and handoff principles.
Receipt Toolkit
Nine local forms with JSON import/export and Markdown templates.
Source Ledger
Human-readable stable Source IDs.
Source Ledger JSON
Machine-readable public source registry.
Source Ledger CSV
Portable tabular source registry.
Correction Ledger
Correction states, propagation workflow, and publication records.
Library
Human index of evidence-complete publications.
Library Index JSON
Public machine-readable publication index.
Continuity Manifest
SHA-256 and byte size for public release artifacts.
robots.txt
Public crawler instruction artifact.
sitemap.xml
Public URL map.
Claim Register
Persistent public Claim IDs with source dependencies, truth boundaries, and correction records.
Claim Register JSON
Machine-readable public claim registry.
Topics
Eight substantial first-edition topic clusters.
RSS Feed
Portable publication discovery for all 24 first-edition articles.
Evidence graph exports
Keep the human map and machine projections together. The graph records declared relationships; it does not certify that the underlying claims are true.
MEMORY THAT EXISTS ONLY BEHIND ONE ACCOUNT IS RENTED MEMORY.
Save the public ZIP when a durable local copy matters. Keep the manifest with it. Recompute hashes when you need to verify that the bytes still match this release. Then inspect the content anyway. Fixity is not truth.
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