A page explaining a private repository, published inside that private repository,
is not published. loom-cli's builder measured it: settled, its README, and the
page all return 404 anonymously. The publication did not happen, and
publication.md says exactly what that means — if nobody can fetch it, nothing
happened.
The original defect was "the justification for settled is inside settled, which is
private". The first fix put a page inside settled. Same repository, same problem,
one layer in. The explanation of a thing does not belong inside the thing it
explains when the thing is unreadable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Routes by question rather than by repository — what is this .loom directory, how
do I set it up, how do I depend on somebody's document, how do we work something
out, how do I mark up your file. A newcomer has a question, not a repository
name, and a list of moves can be used before it is understood where an inventory
must be read first.
Points at jeffry/homelab-cluster for anyone who would rather see one than read
about it.
Says what each repository is for and does not list what is in the organisation:
the platform already answers that, and a hand-written list is a claim of
completeness that goes wrong the first time somebody adds a repository. A
repository with no line here is unannotated rather than excluded.
Names registry as not built and settled as private, so neither reads as a
dangling reference.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
jeffryandClaude Opus 5