Name tag
2 pieces
Who this product is, and which front door it opens.
One example: cassette.json
On the hanger
One coat on the rack. You see the pieces a guest can wear. You do not have to sort a pile of receipts first.
Can another app jump in
Another app can try this suit on by pointing at the name tag, the look, and the tickets. It should not copy the whole closet.
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Name tag
Who this product is, and which front door it opens.
One example: cassette.json
The look
Colors, rails, and how the face should feel.
One example: docs/anatomy/inspector/inspector.css
How it thinks
The kit behind the skin: tickets, cooks, and receipts.
One example: docs/suit/apple-kit-inventory.json
The plugs
How this face talks to the rest of the house.
One example: docs/architecture/hello-compartment-wiring-guide.md
The picture book
Maps and windows that show the insides without dumping the closet.
One example: data/hello-presence-anatomy.json
The story
Words written for people first.
One example: 2026-09-18-0843-handoff.md
Loose pieces
Files that are not yet hung on a named hook.
One example: .gitea/workflows/verify.yaml
Paint, tickets, kitchen tools, and the shop window. Same suit, four languages.
Paint
Sheets that color the face.
Pages
Rooms you can open in a browser.
Shop window
The lid that opens the picture book.
Tickets
Small notes a machine can follow.
Stories
Guides in plain words.
Kitchen tools
Cooks and checks that run here.
House keys
Make targets and door helpers.
Tags a guest points at
products/hello/product.identity.jsonproducts/hello/dna.jsonproducts/hello/design-tokens.jsonproducts/hello/framework.jsondocs/suit/una-hello-kit.jsonWhat still sits next door