4  Porting Status

5 Porting Status

The grimoire source corpus has been ported into the public Quarto site and repository.

Source Ported form Status
software_magic_grimoire_v3_public_release.docx Main book chapters, public canon, full lexicon data, generated reference pages Ported; full lexicon structurally authored; semantic review in progress
pocket_grimoire_software_spellcraft_final.docx Pocket field guide, 300-rune pocket canon, quick-reference pages Ported
software_spellcraft_addendum_on_stacked_spells.docx Stackcraft chapter, stack grammar, six generated stack pages Ported

The first public seed was a complete structural port. The reader-linking pass improved the reading layer: guided paths, rune anchors, term index links, spell-to-rune links, stack-to-spell links, and canon maps. The full-canon pass removed explicit stubs. The semantic-canon pass now separates reviewed vocabulary from generated-draft long-tail entries.

5.1 Lexicon Completion

The master lexicon currently has 1645 authored entries and 0 stub entries.

Status Count
authored 1645

5.2 Semantic Review

Structural completion means the record has required fields. Semantic review means the force, shadow, example, and prompt-use guidance have been reviewed as real operative vocabulary.

Semantic Status Count
reviewed 510
generated_draft 1135

5.3 Authored-Layer Quality

Measure Value
Authored entries 1645
Stub entries 0
Authored unique summaries 1645
Authored unique shadows 1645
Semantic generated drafts 1135
Semantic reviewed entries 510
Generated-template summaries 1135
Reviewed entries with prompt uses 510
Reviewed entries with examples 510
Doubled shadow labels 0
Major-canon reviewed shadows 50/50
Major-canon unique shadows 50
Overloaded entries with real sense 336/336

5.4 Completion by House

House Authored Generated Draft Reviewed Canonical
Architecture, Abstraction, and Design 112 0 112 0
Language, Semantics, and Formal Shape 137 0 137 0
Data, State, and Representation 122 104 18 0
Transformation, Algorithms, and Working Verbs 140 120 20 0
Control Flow, Coordination, and Temporal Logic 97 79 18 0
Runtime, Memory, and Execution 76 62 14 0
Systems Programming and Operating-System Words 86 74 12 0
Networking and Distributed Systems 116 96 20 0
Databases, Persistence, and Time-Binding Words 82 66 16 0
Security, Trust, and Warding Words 95 77 18 0
Build, Tooling, Versioning, and Release 76 60 16 0
Testing, Verification, and Observability 71 55 16 0
Hardware, Embedded, and Performance-Near Words 80 66 14 0
Interface, UX, and Human-Facing Words 60 50 10 0
Promptcraft, AI-Oriented Engineering, and Spell Structure 70 56 14 0
Guarantee Words, Quality Attributes, and Behavioral Adjectives 92 73 19 0
Failure Words, Pathologies, and Counter-Spells 70 50 20 0
Compound Forms, Prefixes, Suffixes, and Naming Runes 63 47 16 0

5.5 What Counts As Complete

  • Source text is preserved.
  • Every lexicon entry has a stable sigil, structured data record, generated reference page location, and direct anchor.
  • Major and pocket canon entries link into the master house pages.
  • Spell templates link to relevant runes and supporting reference pages.
  • Stack workflows link to relevant spell templates, runes, and stack grammar.
  • Lexicon entries are expected to remain authored: term-specific summary, force, shadow, and sense disambiguation where needed.
  • The roadmap distinguishes archival completeness from reader experience completeness.