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Version 0.43.0

As it stood at this release: the repository · the docs · the knowledge bundle · the release

Added

  • A ktl-website site serves the whole bundle as llms-full.txt. Each concept’s text follows its trust label, its type, its addresses and its sources, so a model that reads the file at once can tell a draft from a confirmed concept. The site’s link check reads the text files too.
  • A ktl-website site offers the bundle log as an Atom feed, knowledge/log.xml. Each day of the log is an entry, titled and categorised by the kinds of change it holds and dated from git, so a reader can follow the bundle without watching the repository.
  • A ktl-website concept page links the concept’s history and names its licence. The record links every commit to the concept’s file up to the built one, and gives the bundle’s licence, or the concept’s own, which the page head names too. The overview page, the feed and the two text files name the bundle’s licence by its short name.
  • A ktl-website concept page opens the knowledge graph on the concept. The record and the neighbourhood map link /graph/?concept=<id>, which selects the concept and frames its neighbours, and the address follows the selected node, so a view can be shared.
  • A ktl-website page previews a concept link. A link to a concept shows the concept’s title, type, trust label and definition while the pointer or the keyboard focus rests on it, from knowledge/previews.json, which the sync writes; Escape dismisses it.
  • A ktl-website site serves each docs page as Markdown beside it. The home page and the extra pages too, at the page’s path with .md added and every link a full address, so llms.txt sends a model to the words rather than the HTML.
  • A ktl-website release page links the repository, the docs and the bundle as they stood at the release. The links go to the release’s tag on GitHub, named by the new RELEASE_TAG option, and to the release itself.
  • A ktl-website page and its retelling offer each other as reading levels. A PAGES entry’s retells names the page it retells, and in the bundle a concept with an audience field or an audience- tag retells the concept its derivedFrom names; both pages open with a Reading level line.

Changed

  • GitHub’s dark theme shows the -dark figures. Every <picture> dark source in the README and the docs pages names the -dark set, which the site already showed, so a figure is the same on GitHub and on the site. The sync no longer swaps a -dimmed source for its -dark neighbour; the -dimmed set stays in .assets/, unreferenced.

Fixed

  • The ktl-website graph explorer fits the graph to its stage once the layout settles. The re-fit waited for an event that had already fired, so it never ran.