Found a family

The form

reading the library…

The field

the family's name — lowercase, hyphens ok

who keeps it — your handle

why this family exists — one or two lines, readers see this first its own page elsewhere, if it has one — the link joins the end of your first sentence

your key — the one your passport uses, if you have one; it keeps the family yours to edit

access

The ladder

Objectives at the scale they actually operate at — all optional, one line each, revisable any time from the walk. An unspoken rung is not missing, just unspoken; the days beneath are already named and simply wait.

the year the season the month this week

The law, in your own words

what a line at a part means, how the whole is read, who may add a part — readers and their assistants read this first

This becomes function:<name>, the family's law — the block that makes a family well-formed. The library forms carry their own law; this form carries yours.

The parts

Each part: one line saying what it is, then one card per line beneath. Five to seven a part leaves room to add more later. How a line at a part is read comes from the form you picked above.

Found a family.

The form

The field

The ladder

The law, in your own words

The parts

The family stands.