Both the Ecuador form-language run and the Harbor House validation run
used real web search, per Salingaros - so paper.md's "stricter,
source-checked mode... as well as the original's" wording asserted a
methodological contrast that didn't exist. Reframe as a shared
condition, and add the more defensible caveat that even with search
available, current LLM tooling likely synthesized both grammars from
textual search results rather than genuine visual analysis of images.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The repo outgrew a single-project layout: the reusable form-language
template and the draft paper about the method were mixed in with
Ecuador-specific ref/narratives/docs, and a second real project (Harbor
House) had been growing inside templates/examples/ despite no longer
being just a template demo. Split into:
- method/ - the generalized form-language prompt template and the
paper about the method, project-agnostic
- projects/ecuador-museum/ - the original counter-proposal (ref/,
narratives/, docs/, unchanged in content)
- projects/harbor-house/ - promoted out of templates/examples/, now a
peer project with its own ref/narratives/docs, including previously
untracked pattern subset, narrative, and illustration material
Root CLAUDE.md now covers the shared method and repo-wide conventions;
each project gets its own CLAUDE.md with project-specific brief,
inputs, and status. Updated all internal path references (paper.md,
outline.md, per-project CLAUDE.md, settings.local.json). Dropped stray
scratch files superseded by proper copies (all.txt, the already-
converted pattern-language PDF).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
