metaresolverconceptsUpdated 2026-07-01

Concepts Filing

Reusable mental models, teachable frameworks, and transferable explanations go in concepts/.

Resolver Status

This is a resolver companion page. The canonical filing rule lives in Filing Decision Tree. Use Wiki Brain Operating Model first to decide whether the knowledge should become a standalone page, section, ledger row, generated view, redirect, or no durable write. Then use this page as a compact retrieval handle for the local rule. Source: User request, 2026-07-01

File Here

  • Principles, patterns, explanations, theories, and models that transfer beyond one person, project, or source.
  • Skill-family synthesis pages when the durable subject is a capability family rather than executable source.
  • Cross-section primitives that connect projects, tools, skills, workflows, designs, architectures, or decisions.

Do Not File Here

  • Kevin's personal belief: use philosophies/.
  • Paper/method-specific evidence: use research/.
  • Concrete project architecture: use architecture/ or projects/.

Talk Test

If Kevin could explain the idea in a talk without the original source open, it probably belongs in concepts/.

Local Routing

Read Concept System Map after this page. It owns the current concept families, no-merge decisions, generated skill-family rule, and concept-page contract.

Create a new concept only when it explains a reusable primitive. If the durable object is concrete, route it elsewhere:

  • system boundary -> architecture/
  • project/product/company -> projects/
  • tool/service/library -> tools/
  • procedure/runbook -> skills/ or workflows/
  • Kevin belief -> philosophies/
  • paper/method evidence -> research/

Closeout

If this rule changes, update Filing Decision Tree first, then this companion page, relevant directory READMEs, generated packs if routing changed, wiki/_index.md, qmd, and wiki/log.md. Source: Index Logging Protocol, 2026-07-01

Timeline

Related Pages

Filing Decision TreeConcept System MapResearch FilingPhilosophies FilingThe Resolver Pattern

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