F1Help
The keys, the screens, the stamps.
This site runs like the systems it dresses as: discrete screens, a status bar, a key row. The links are the ground truth and work with no script at all; the keys are a script enhancement on top — nothing is reachable only by key.
the keys
- 1
- now — state of the build — dated, hand-written
- 2
- px3 — the standard — three tiers, one gradient of authority
- 3
- sdk — run PX3 on your own corpus
- 4
- library — the long-form shelf — theses + content-addressed maps
- 5
- broadcast — signals of sovereignty — the series
- 6
- downstream — the attestation + memory layers
- 7
- agent portal — machine layer — /llms.txt · /raw
- 8
- about — the identity layer, at public altitude
- 9
- log — what changed here, and when
- 0 / esc
- return to the main menu
- r
- open the current document's raw markdown twin
- f1
- this screen
Character keys (digits and r) can be turned off: keys are on. esc and f1 stay live either way.
the machine layer
Agents skip the screens entirely: every document is served verbatim —
YAML frontmatter included — at /raw/<path>.md, and
/llms.txt is the map. The rendered site is a
projection of the markdown bundle, not the other way around. Start at
the agent portal.
the stamps
Every document carries its governance weight and release state in its own metadata. The stamps you see on screens mean:
- genesis-key structural — changes demand the highest consent the corpus defines
- canon-policy the consistency layer — additions cohere with what stands, or they wait
- operational the working layer — safe to move fast in, because the tiers above it are not
- draft unratified copy; the wording may still move
- held written, gated, deliberately unpublished — absence of content is not an error
- published released through review
the fine print
The release review has run; each page carries its own status in the bar — published means released through review, held means held. The block number in the key row is checkable: the standard's existence is anchored on Bitcoin, and the proof screen walks through verifying it.