Getting Started
Use this page as the starting point for understanding OrganicOS, contributing to its documentation, or preparing the project for a cleaner public handoff.
If You Are Visiting
Section titled “If You Are Visiting”Start with the public story:
- Read About OrganicOS.
- Read the OrganicOS Overview.
- Open the Developer page for Shane’s public profile and handoff links.
- Use the Gallery for current visual identity and project media.
If You Are Reviewing Source
Section titled “If You Are Reviewing Source”Start with the cleanup path:
- Read the Repository Map.
- Read the GitHub Cleanup Plan.
- Check the Documentation Inventory before writing new claims.
- Treat every repository as private until it has passed a redaction review.
If You Are Maintaining The Portal
Section titled “If You Are Maintaining The Portal”Add or update Markdown files under:
src/content/docs/docs/Each docs page should include frontmatter:
---title: Page titledescription: Short page summary.category: Operationsversion: local-phase-1status: Needs Reviewtags: - diagnosticslastReviewed: 2026-07-23---Review Status Rules
Section titled “Review Status Rules”Use Needs Review for information that still needs to be checked against the local OrganicOS project.
Use Draft for information that has a clear evidence basis but still needs wording, redaction, or completeness review.
Use Verified only after the page has a clear source trail and is safe to publish.
Public Safety Rules
Section titled “Public Safety Rules”Do not publish:
- credentials, tokens, API keys, or browser session material;
- private service URLs, private hostnames, or unreviewed network maps;
- WSL artifacts or handoff material that may preserve user state;
- generated caches, build output, or local backups;
- claims about supported installation or release artifacts that have not been built and tested.
When uncertain, leave the content in the Portal as Needs Review and link to the source-backed inventory instead of writing a final guide.