A brain you can fly through. The shape of what a Comunity brain would already hold.
The idea
What Kit knows about Comunity, rendered as a brain you can fly through.
What you are looking at is not a slide. It is the shape of what the substrate already holds about Comunity, after a week of reading your material.
Each firefly is a memory the brain holds. The project canon. The UX audit. The platform-engineering positioning. The dynamic UI lineage. The deploy handoffs.
Position comes from the brain’s embedding space. Memories that are semantically close sit close in 3D.
This is the substrate an agent reaches into when you ask it to build something on Comunity. The same substrate, fed into a coding agent, would take “I need a claims triage flow” and ship the app.
Every interaction adds to it. Every consolidation cycle compounds it. The brain that builds the next app is bigger than the brain that built the last one.
You are not looking at a slide about a brain. You are looking at the shape of one. Tuned to Comunity.
In motion
Comunity-tagged memories from the work-scope brain. Drift, drag to rotate.
Three angles
The same step, depending where you sit.
Comunity-tagged memories from the work-scope brain, frozen for this share. Categories range from solutions and stages through cases, articles, news, briefs and canon. Positions track the embedding space, so what reads close sits close.