[Run name] — the picture

How this works

This is a reading aid, not a record. One frame of the run for a person arriving cold: the loop it builds, the site it is building toward, and who owns which parts. Every fact here has a home elsewhere — the thesis on the run board, the scope in the scope doc, each member's stage in its own frontmatter — and this file restates them so they can be seen at once. When the picture and a home disagree, the home wins; fix the picture. Written by the run's open kind, linked from the run board's Picture: line, re-read by the survey. At the close the aspirational site map is reconciled against the derived one (/system/site): what exists in both is done; what only the aspiration holds goes to the queue, to Future Considerations, or is dropped with a note in decisions.md. The loop map is lifted to a durable authored home — the vision or the feature doc it describes — never deleted with this file. Then this file goes (CONTRIBUTING.md → The phase pipeline).

The loop

(The flow the run builds, end to end, as the user moves through it — authored, one map. Name the steps in the product's own words.)

flowchart LR
  A[arrive] --> B[do the thing]
  B --> C[see the result]
  C --> A

The aspirational site map

(The IA the run is building toward, drawn from the scope doc — authored. One node per page; a page not yet built is still drawn, because that is what the close reconciles against /system/site.)

flowchart TD
  root["/"] --> a["/area"]
  a --> a1["/area/[id]"]
  root --> b["/other"]

Who owns which parts

(One row per member board. Overlaps are stated, not discovered: two members touching one page say so here.)

Before you fill this in — then delete this card

Keep the maps small enough to read in one screen each; a map that needs scrolling is two maps. Paths in the site map and the Pages column are written as they will appear in the routes tree (/area/[id], dynamic segments in brackets), because the close matches them against the derived map by path. The survey table on the run board — shown / launch / later — is the other half of that match: a route with no row there is a drift alarm on /system.