Document system

Type: types/tag-readme.md

This tag gathers how KB documents are typed, written, structured, and checked: document types and type contracts, writing conventions such as claim titles, testing and validating text, how directories and taxonomies organize a KB, what documentation to retain and how to segment it, and how defeated claims get repaired. No single defining note anchors it; human-LLM differences are load-bearing states the dual-audience premise most members build on. Members are mostly notes, plus a reference definition and a reference proposal. Nearby but different: artifact-analysis classifies any retained artifact by substrate, form, lineage, and authority; a note belongs here when its question is how a document is written, structured, or checked.

For how the live Commonplace system uses global and collection-local type contracts, see collections and types.

Foundations

Writing Conventions

Testing

Claim Quality and Repair

Decisions

  • type-system — sub-area: why documents have types, their roles, and how structured writing improves quality
  • architecture — storage substrate and layout decisions that depend on document structure
  • links — title-as-claim bridges both areas: it's a writing convention that enables link semantics
  • learning-theory — the type ladder instantiates the constraining gradient for documents

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