NEXAHOrientation by design

Repository

The work remains open.

The Repository is where NEXAH is documented, tested and changed. It is the living source; this website is its public orientation.

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Repository Map

Choose the territory that holds your question.

The authoritative directory-level guide for choosing a responsible subsystem and following its local entry point.

  1. 01
    Where is active research?

    Research

    Hypotheses, experiments, bounded evidence and findings.

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  2. 02
    Where are canonical semantics defined?

    Orientation Language

    Published semantics, declarations and conformance rules.

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  3. 03
    Where is the software implemented?

    Implementation

    The maintained Python implementation and its declared limits.

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  4. 04
    Where is NEXAH applied?

    Applications

    Domain studies and validation within explicit claim boundaries.

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  5. 05
    Where are publications organized?

    Living Library

    Works, editorial identity, editions and reader journeys.

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  6. 06
    How is editorial work governed?

    Editorial Operating System

    Human review, editorial governance and controlled execution.

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  7. 07
    Where is the project structure explained?

    Architecture

    System relationships, boundaries, methods and implementation state.

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  8. 08
    Where does unfinished exploration live?

    Experimental

    Active labs, prototypes and historical systems with provisional status.

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Curated from the Project README and Repository Map; updated when the Experience is rebuilt. Read the authoritative Repository Map ↗

Start here

The README explains the whole before the folders.

The primary overview of NEXAH, its six responsibilities, current state and reader entry points.

Use it to understand the six coordinated responsibilities, their authority boundaries and the current public state before choosing a territory.

External authoritative document · README.md

Read the Project README

A visible distinction

Repository is not Library.

The Repository holds living work, including unfinished material. The Library presents selected publications as editorial works. The Experience summarizes and links; it does not replace either source.