Every Context Doc Now Says What Kind It Is
All 216 docs in augment-it's context-v/ declare a type, and every folder has an index an agent can scan without opening a file.
Why Care?
augment-it keeps more living documentation than any other repo in the Lossless tree: 216 specs, plans, issues, explorations, loops and reminders. Until today, an agent or a dashboard could only tell a spec from an issue by the folder it sat in. Now each doc says so itself, in a field a machine can read, and each folder carries an index that lists what's inside with a one-line hook.
That's the first half of what a workflow dashboard across every Lossless repo needs. The second half, honest statuses from one shared vocabulary, comes next.
What's New?
216 docs typed. Each got one line,
type: Issues,type: Specs, and so on: the folder's name in Train-Case. Nothing else in any doc changed.15 indexes. A root
context-v/index.mddeclaringokf_version: "0.2", and oneindex.mdper folder listing every doc with its lede.The splash skips them. The splash's local loader now passes over
index.md, so the indexes guide agents without turning into pages. The build still loads 204 published docs.
Under the Hood
The sweep follows the Context Vigilance Kit's compliance-sweep.md: every edit made by hand, one file at a time, frontmatter only. No script wrote a Markdown file. The repo lives on rebuild/turbo-rsbuild after its rebuild, so the sweep landed there and nowhere else.
The loose context-v/README.md stays untyped, as it does in every other repo: it sits in the bundle root rather than a folder.