Outreach
Entry points that return to the canonical theory.
Outreach articles introduce AAT, SFT, ArchSig, and attractor engineering for public reading. They are publication routes, not a second source of truth for definitions, theorem status, or tooling claims.
Publication rule
The public site keeps the technical source of truth in English. Japanese essays on Qiita, Zenn, Hashnode, or similar media are welcome as outreach, but they should point readers back to the canonical English page before relying on definitions, theorem status, measurement boundaries, or non-conclusions.
Outreach can explain motivation and intuition. It should not become a parallel place where theorem status, empirical hypotheses, or tooling claims drift away from the repository.
Article routes
These routes collect the current public-article drafts and the intended publication lanes. Platform copies should keep their return links to this site or the corresponding repository source.
- Hashnode: Software Architecture as a Field English introduction to AAT, SFT, ArchSig, and software evolution.
- Hashnode: Design Principles as Invariant Preservation English article draft on SOLID, layered architecture, state transition patterns, and runtime protection.
- Zenn: Software Architecture as a Field Japanese short-form draft for explaining SFT without turning forecasts into predictions.
- Qiita: Architecture Zero-Curvature Introduction Japanese draft explaining design principles as invariant-preserving operations.
- Qiita: Attractor Engineering Japanese draft introducing field-shaped development and support shaping.
Canonical returns
Each outreach article should make the return path explicit. The return target depends on the claim being made, not on the platform where the article is published.
- AAT definitions and theorem status Return to AAT, AAT Lean Status, and the repository theorem index before making formal claims.
- SFT forecasts and field language Return to SFT and the AAT / SFT interface before reading field, force, attractor, or forecast as a theorem.
- ArchSig measurements Return to ArchSig and ArchSig Boundaries before treating tool output as evidence for a broader conclusion.
SEO sitemap
This repository does not commit a production sitemap.xml
until the public domain is chosen. After the domain is fixed,
the sitemap should be generated or manually written from
website/SITEMAP.md, using the GitHub Pages public
root as the URL base.