Earlier software

The system map

The earlier software’s 88 components in their seven families, round one circle, with the doctrine their paper modules cite at its centre.

The seven families

Entry & orientation2
Architecture & navigation12
Formal math & proof20
Agent reliability & safety20
Research & science9
Import & drift control20
Work & continuity5

Select a family, a component or a rule to light what it touches. Zoom in over the rim to read the components’ names, and drag to move round it.

How the map is drawn

Each component is a mark on the rim, in its family’s sector, and the shape of its mark says how the component is backed. A red line joins two components where the code of one runs the other, reads the results it saved or checks the files copied from it, each kind in its own texture. At the centre is the doctrine: its axioms on a ring, with the principles and failure modes tied to them. An azure line runs from a component to each rule its paper module cites.

The map of the system draws here when its script runs. The panel lists the same families as text, each a link to its page.