If you want arguments, stories, or experiments, read the posts. If you want context, assumptions, or constraints, start here.
Reference pages describe how things currently work. They are not written to explore ideas or make a case. They hold the operating state: the current AI stack, the principles that shape decisions, what O9X is and what it is not, and how this site is structured.
Posts capture thinking at a specific moment. Reference pages capture the current position. When the two conflict, the reference page is more recent.
These pages have no publish date. They change without notice. The point is to reduce repetition. Instead of re-explaining the same context across every post, it lives here.