Structured Markdown that folds canonical knowledge down to each reader.
Folddown keeps one readable, versioned source document and deterministically renders an appropriate view for a reader profile. A profile can express locale, known concepts, learning goal, role, and evidence requirements. The source is never rewritten to make a view; the view is a projection with a traceable selection manifest.
This is an early MoonBit prototype. The current package establishes the
Markdown integration and normalizes source through
mizchi/markdown. Directive syntax,
reader selection, and render manifests are designed but not implemented yet.
- Canonical source is the only editable authority.
- Rendering is deterministic from source, profile, and renderer version.
- Every output fragment is traceable to a stable source node.
- Locale fallback and omitted content are explicit in the render manifest.
- LLMs propose structured edits and review drift; they do not silently decide rendering semantics.
The prototype currently consumes the unreleased mizchi/markdown 0.6.4 from
the sibling checkout at ../markdown.mbt. Clone both repositories under the
same parent directory, then run:
justmoon.work resolves this local checkout during development. Once
mizchi/markdown@0.6.4 is published, the workspace can be removed and the
existing registry pin in moon.mod will resolve normally.
See the design for the source model, invariants, proposed annotation syntax, and delivery phases.
