The brief: nfrs.sgit.ai
Summary
The document that commissioned this site. It settles three things and leaves one open. The name is right because NFR is the corpus's own operative term, already defined in a sentence that lists eight items verbatim, and because the stated audience is agents and technical readers for whom the acronym is precise rather than opaque. The shape is a hub rather than a primitive, because most of the topics already have owners in the network, which produces the owns-versus-links table the site is organised around. And the spine is the villagers sentence read from the inside: other sites argue that maintaining non-functional requirements is scarce and valuable; this one shows what doing it actually looks like, which creates an honesty obligation the brief discharges by instructing that the mixed scorecard be published unsoftened.
Key concepts
Key ideas
- The acronym is expanded in the first sentence of the front page, and the full phrase is used on first mention per page.
- The eight-item definition predates the site by a month and is treated as its table of contents.
- A clean scorecard column would be dishonest; the mixed table is the teaching.
- Build order: the map first, then the memory thesis, then the strongest owned disciplines.
On this site
Implemented as the site's structure. The build order in section 6 is the order the pages were written in.