The homepage renders:
- network/title identity overlay,
- Anderson epigraph,
- one-sentence purpose,
- three compact collection links,
- up to three recent reader-visible updates, and
- quiet About and GitHub utility links.
Briefings, Reviews, and Concepts are the homepage’s equal primary routes. Each link uses only its title and a short definition; there is no repeated group heading or publication-state message. Recent updates remains a secondary ruled text list and links to the full /about/updates ledger. The lower utility row therefore omits the Home self-link and does not repeat the three collection routes.
Briefings and Reviews
The /briefings and /reviews hubs automatically collect no more than ten non-unlisted pages from their matching collection. Valid entries supply format, date, and field, with optional summary, and appear newest-first by initial publication date.
Briefings accepts only format: Briefing. Reviews accepts format: Paper Review or format: Topic Review. Each card shows format and date, title and optional summary, then field labels below a rule. Labels use no category colors and remain display-only. The exact empty states are No briefings have been published yet. and No reviews have been published yet.
The hubs do not repeat their full role definitions. Their section navigation links to About Briefings and About Reviews; the body does not repeat those links. Search remains available in the common reader header.
Concepts
Concepts retains the centered title, short description, restrained network illustration, functional Search, honest empty state, and utility links. The network motif represents connected concept knowledge; it is not a placeholder for unpublished entries or unimplemented routes.
A client-side field/date filter (shipped 2026-08-10) covers the Briefings and Reviews hubs; additional metadata and richer subtype indexes remain deferred until a real approved corpus demonstrates the need.