README for documents
Human-consumption documents live here.
The LLM does not load these files as project rules.
Index
00-pattern-of-interaction.md— how to work with an LLM: work items, episodes, async, and review.01-async-worktree.md— worked example: run the LLM in its own git worktree and merge when the episode settles.02-tool-universe.md— a survey of LLM tools through the async and attention lens.03-conversation-summary.md— a summary of the conversation that produced these documents.04-lessons-from-homelab.md— lessons from the first real application of the skeleton.05-lessons-from-MI25.md— lessons from the MI25 fan-service project.06-project-pages.md— project-pages publishing conventions (summary; canonical version in the homelab).
Canonical Files
The following filenames are canonical and must not be renamed or duplicated without an explicit task:
00-pattern-of-interaction.md01-async-worktree.md02-tool-universe.md03-conversation-summary.md04-lessons-from-homelab.md05-lessons-from-MI25.md06-project-pages.md
How this project does it
This project adds these documents to the index above:
07-appimage-format.md— the AppImage specification, payload offset algorithm, and SquashFS superblock.08-desktop-entry-format.md— the*.desktopformat: groups, keys, values, locales, actions, andExec.09-desktop-file-search-paths.md— where GNOME looks for*.desktopfiles, and the observed host values.10-appimage-desktop-integration.md— best practice for using and integrating an AppImage, and what integration writes.11-desktop-entry-parameters.md— every desktop entry parameter, what it does, and how to inspect it.12-desktop-loading-and-provenance.md— how to discover where applications, icons, and parameters are loaded from.
Their filenames are canonical here too, so the project’s canonical set is 00 through 12 with the six names above appended.