TriadicFrameworks is an open research framework for substrate‑aligned modeling of complex systems across cognition, ecology, civilization, and computation.
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TriadicFrameworks uses a modular, repo‑first structure. The site does have a clear front door, but the content is intentionally distributed, so each page can stand alone or be entered from any direction. This is part of the learning model: students and AI systems explore concepts as independent modules, not a single linear path.
We use minimal HTML to render minimal Markdown directly from the repo. This avoids duplication, keeps everything single‑source, and preserves a clean student‑developer workflow. Navigation stays lightweight — short descriptions, emoji cues, and a simple 🔙 back‑link under each menu — to support mobile‑first reading and AI interpretation.
The surface is consistent.
The structure is modular.
That’s intentional.
TriadicFrameworks is archived and curated through the Zenodo VST community, which serves as the project’s citation and preservation spine.
Zenodo Community:
https://zenodo.org/communities/vst
Long-Arc Intent - Science has our 30 seed DOI's, global 'substrate' standards will take some time to emerge. TriadicFrameworks will be an examples site for students, 'stewards for a season'.
Source code, simulations, examples, and tooling are maintained in this repository and its subdirectories.
The Zenodo record provides stable references; GitHub hosts the living substrate.
This root README is intentionally minimal.
For theory, alignment language, domain primers, and simulations, see the WiKi and our documentation.