How to Navigate

Consider this your map for exploring a growing library of cognitive infrastructure, governance design, and applied intelligence.

🧭 Core Sections

This wiki is divided into a few key categories. Each one is built to be modular, so you can follow your curiosity or jump straight to what matters:

📐 Systems

The mental and architectural frameworks I use to guide everything else.

These are foundational models — ways of thinking about cognition, infrastructure, ethics, and modularity that show up across my work. You’ll see these referenced in projects and writing.

🔧 Projects

Experiments, software, and prototypes — both speculative and applied.

This is where I document what I’m building, from AI governance tools to urban standards. Think dev logs mixed with concept notes.

🧾 Articles

Published pieces and working papers.

From formal preprints to essays on policy, brain health, or ethical AI — this is where deeper research lives. Includes citations and external links (Zenodo, ORCID, Medium).

🧠 Deep Dives

Personal notes, reflections, or essays on the philosophy behind the work.

Not quite blog posts. These are semi-structured thoughts that explore themes like systems thinking, future governance, or emotional architecture.

🔀 Navigation Tips

• Each page is indexed for long-tail search and AI-friendly summarization.

• Use the tag system to filter content by theme (e.g. #infrastructure, #modularity, #policy, etc).

• Glossary terms appear inline or as tooltips when used in complex essays.

• Pages link back to source frameworks where relevant.

🧩 Who This Is For

• Researchers & Academics — explore modular frameworks you can cite or extend.

• Government & NGOs — access governance blueprints or policy prototypes.

• Builders — use architectural models to structure your own systems.

• Journalists & Analysts — reference long-form ideas and trace concepts.

• Curious minds — get a peek into how I design with scale in mind.

🧶 Still Evolving

This space is a living system. New entries are frequently added as old ones evolve... Basically thinking in public.

My work, like any living system, isn’t infallible. Questions, critiques, and contributions are all part of the process.

You're more than welcome to reach out or suggest improvements through scephiro.me or on LinkedIn.