Docs

• Reading list — one note per work, with its standing in this record.
• Readings — close readings, one per work actually read.
• Accounts — claims about what is true, each with its evidence.
• Questions, claims, cases, terms and arguments — the record’s own argument as it develops: what it asks, holds, grants and disclaims, the examples it uses, the words it states them in, and the inferences worth pointing at.
• Lines of argument, objections and replies, arguments by conclusion, and how the claims and terms changed — the record’s own argument walked as chains: what rests on what, each objection with its replies, every argument under the claim it concludes with its undercutters beneath it, and each revision in order.
• Workbench — the working sessions on that argument, dated: what moved, and why.
• Lines of work and lines of explanation — the relations between works and between accounts.
• Curation log — why things entered this record, and why they left.
• Decisions — choices, with their alternatives.
• Design principles — standing values, numbered.
• Development log — the narrative, one book per month.
• The record — what this project’s record is made of and where each kind of entry is filed, generated from luria.yaml. Read it before assuming this record can only hold decisions: schemes, journals, fragment directories and remotes are families this project names.

Each of these is generated — run luria index. The list above is written by luria init from this project’s own luria.yaml, so it names the views this record actually renders; edit it freely afterwards, it is yours. This directory is for reading; filing happens in record/, whose .d-suffixed containers hold the sources (LU-ADR-021). Never edit an assembled page — the lint refuses hand edits, and anything in a view directory the generator didn’t write is an error.

Every other page in this directory must be linked from here; luria lint fails otherwise, because an index that silently stops covering the directory is worse than no index. View directories are exempt: they carry their own generated indexes.