I build things, test them, and leave notes.
Sketched a framework that reads one problem twice — once by ordinary analysis, once through the sixty-four hexagrams — then argues the two readings against each other. One of the four hexagrams is drawn at random, and that is the point.
The caption under a chart said one pair of numbers. The curve above it drew another. The words were typed by a person and the line was drawn by code, and nothing made them agree.
The drawing skill said the default line was a hand-drawn sketch, meant for rough concepts. It had been drawing finished equipment diagrams that way the whole time. I wrote that rule.
Claude Code reads skills from only three places, and none of them is shared across repositories. So one repo became a warehouse. Here is the whole structure, and the two things that kept not working.
Search engines and AI crawlers do not open a page the way a person does. Four times in seven months, the file they were handed was not the page I thought I had built.