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Viathorne Docs gathers project orientation, accessibility principles, review practices, and evolving engineering notes in the same calm, inspectable public space as the website.

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12 documents Static Astro collection Updated 15 Jul 2026

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One public path from purpose to implementation.

Overview pages explain the intent. Engineering pages expose evolving structures and uncertainty. Prototype notes are clearly marked for review rather than presented as final SgSL authority.

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Start here

  1. Viathorne Docs Public documentation for ViaSign, accessibility principles, engineering notes, and review-first development. Public overview
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ViaSign

  1. Introduction An introduction to ViaSign and its careful, review-first approach to sign-language accessibility research. Public overview
  2. ViaSign Overview The purpose, direction, boundaries, and current research layers of ViaSign. Living document
  3. Why Sign Language AI Why signed-language AI requires grammar, space, expression, community knowledge, and visible review. Living document
  4. Ethics and Community Review Review-required ethical boundaries for accessibility AI and future review informed and led by Deaf community members. Living document
  5. Community Review Process A proposed, review-required process for feedback, correction, uncertainty, and future review led by Deaf community members. Living document
  6. Accessibility Principles Accessibility principles for dignity, language access, multiple communication paths, and human-centered systems. Living document
  7. Roadmap The evolving ViaSign direction from grammar foundations through reviewable motion research. Prototype notes
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Engineering notes

  1. Introduction Orientation to the evolving parser, motion, audit, and review notes behind ViaSign. Prototype notes
  2. Parser V2 Research Notes Historical research notes about possible grammar signals, structured parsing, and review-sensitive output. Prototype notes
  3. Motion Engine Early engineering notes about translating structured plans into inspectable motion decisions. Prototype notes
  4. Review Layer Early engineering notes for making grammar and motion uncertainty visible and correctable. Prototype notes

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Documentation supports review. It does not manufacture authority.

The public documentation explains what Viathorne is exploring and why. It does not turn prototype parser or motion output into validated SgSL. Pages marked Review required should be checked against the current implementation and relevant community knowledge.