PHITARIUM · LIVE SKY/Mapping your universe
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YOU ARE INSIDE THE PHITARIUM

The sky is made of ideas.

Eight worlds of ideas. One shared field.

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Finding your place in the Field…

PHITARIUM · Φ 3 · 6 · 9CONSTELLATION SPACE

FIELD CONSTELLATION · REVIEWED PUBLIC SOURCE EVIDENCE

Planet Connections Explorer

Trace an evidence journey · project to project

Explore up to six hops through the reviewed public ledger. Reverse traversal is allowed for browsing and explicitly labeled. A chain of source records does not demonstrate end-to-end integration.

Uses the Source grade filter below. The project and text filters affect the card list only.

Choose two reviewed public projects to explore.

All links are read-only and commit-pinned. Connection status describes reviewed source or documentation, not a reproduced live integration. The ledger is a bounded sample, not a complete dependency graph; thematic neighbors are never treated as source evidence.

SOLAR SYSTEM DISCOVERY · PUBLIC SOURCE RECORDS

Discover planets

Most starred

Highest public GitHub star counts in this system

New arrivals

Most recently created public repositories

Guided planet route

Stop 1 of 5

Five or fewer unique stops mixing starred, recently created, and recently pushed repositories. This is an editorial visit, not a software dependency chain.

Repository data is public and may be older than its current GitHub page. Stars, age, and push activity do not establish quality, completeness, or deployment health.

DATED PUBLIC INVENTORY · NOT APP HEALTH

Coverage ledger.

Compare what Constellation can show with the independently dated Atlas chapter review and verified public HTML snapshot. Missing does not mean private or broken.

—Public repos displayed
—Reviewed chapter matches
—Published-site matches
—Published records unmatched

Records needing reconciliation

Refreshing queries GitHub's anonymous public inventory. The Atlas sources remain their own dated snapshots and are never rewritten by this operation. JSON exports contain no visitor passport or browsing history. A published HTML result is not evidence of complete application functionality.

ONE LINK · A FEW PUBLIC WORLDS

Field Postcards

Postcards contain only public GitHub repository IDs, up to eight. Visiting a postcard does not import it, transmit your Passport, or disclose recent visits. Invalid or unavailable IDs are omitted without private lookups.

FIELD CONSTELLATION · GAME MODE · LOCAL ONLY

The Infinite Tinkerer.

Every public repository is a discoverable star. Explore outward, circle back, and collect a universe of possibilities.

The Nine Gates campaign adds playable missions to your constellation exploration.

The Outer Field unlocks after all nine gates.

Eight skill-tree branches

Branches are thematic paths, not verified dependencies. Select a next star to fly to that repository in the existing map.

Achievements

XP and achievements are playful exploration milestones, not CI, merge, release, capability or runtime-integration proof. Progress stays in this browser as public GitHub repository IDs. No account or tracking. Your Field Passport is separate and is never reset here.

QUEST RPG · PLAYABLE CAMPAIGN

The Nine Gates.

The Field is in fragments. Choose the right real-world project for each fictional challenge, learn what it does, and unlock the next gate.

A fictional adventure about actual public repositories. Every winning project links to its GitHub README, with explicit experimental limits. Campaign XP is only game progress, never a claim of successful CI, working deployment, or interoperable systems. Saved progress consists only of known mission IDs in this browser.

QUEST RPG · AFTER THE NINE GATES

The Outer Field.

Travel beyond the known map. Recover three artifacts, combine what you've learned, find the secret room, and face the Fracture Warden before opening the Infinite Spiral.

A fictional RPG built around public repositories, not a systems audit. The artifact inventory and wins are browser-local game progress. Project combinations describe complementary ideas, not verified software integrations. No account, telemetry, GitHub writes, or new runtime permissions.

YOUR LOCAL FIELD COLLECTION

Field Passport.

Save the worlds you want to revisit. Favorites and recent visits stay in this browser, not on a server. No login or tracking.

No saved worlds yet

Saved worlds

Recently explored

Stored locally as public numeric GitHub IDs only. Export includes favorites, never browsing history. Imported IDs must resolve to currently public projects. Browser storage may be unavailable in private mode.

A FEW PATHS THROUGH THE FIELD

Guided trails.

Follow a curated path through public worlds. These routes are editorial introductions, not claims that the projects depend on one another.

Select a trail to begin. You can leave at any time, and the regular search and directory remain available.

EVERY POINT HAS A STORY

Repository directory.

The directory follows your search and filters. Select a repository to find it in the Field.

PUBLIC WORLDS EXPAND · EDITION 21

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Many worlds.
One Field.

A public observatory for the Field. Five familiar layouts now share a source-backed relationship ledger, project discovery, dated destination checks, and a doorway to the Field Atlas living library.

Find your way
Drag to orbit. Scroll or pinch to zoom. Right-drag or Shift-drag to pan. Press / to search. Use ↑ / ↓ outside the map to visit projects; on the map, arrow keys rotate the view. Esc clears a selection.
Six ways to explore
Constellation groups related worlds. Sphere spreads the inventory over a Fibonacci shell. Helix and Spiral follow creation dates; their threads connect consecutive creations. Orbits gives each programming language its own ring. Orbital distances and positions are artistic.
Colors and connections
Choose colors by world, language, or recent activity. Activity uses the last code push: ≤7, 8–30, 31–90, or more than 90 days ago. A subtle glow favors recent work. World links are thematic associations; orbit links join neighbors using the same language. These layout links are not code dependencies. Point size loosely reflects GitHub repository size.
Architecture / Relationships
The Relationships switch replaces layout links with reviewed connections on the same five layouts. Mint means verified in public source, gold means a documented contract, and optional lavender means a thematic association. Each sourced connection has commit-pinned evidence and a scope note in the inspector. Source inspection does not prove a live integration. Select a project to highlight direct neighbors while unrelated nodes dim. Links can be switched off. Coverage is deliberately bounded; no entry means not recorded.
Guided trails
Three handpicked visitor paths introduce public projects across the library, building tools, research and trust. Routes are editorial only, not verified dependencies. Copy a journey stop link to share or resume it; browser Back and Forward navigate visited stops. Missing or private projects are excluded from tours, and you can leave a tour at any time.
Field Passport
Bookmark public worlds and revisit recent discoveries in your own browser. Export/import favorites as JSON. The Passport keeps only public project IDs in local storage; browsing history is never exported or uploaded. Storage availability depends on your browser.
Your inventory
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Freshness
The checked-in public snapshot works immediately. A refresh replaces it only after every API page is validated. Duplicates, private records, invalid metadata and incomplete refreshes are rejected. Failed refreshes preserve the displayed inventory. No token is required. The GitHub Pages filter follows the enabled flag, independently of destination verification.
Live destinations
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Atlas Lens
Checking the reviewed public Atlas chapter map…
Published Atlas inventory
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Coverage ledger
Read-only reconciliation of independently dated public inventory, reviewed Atlas chapters, and Atlas-verified HTML destinations. Visitors can refresh anonymous public repository metadata or export a local audit receipt. Neither operation changes the Atlas curation or shares visitor history.
Visitor acceptance
Every production candidate now must pass real Chromium acceptance checks for public repo selection, local Passport saves, Postcard sharing, anonymous previews, mobile dialogs and non-WebGL2 directory fallback. Screenshots are attached to the workflow for inspection; passing checks are not a substitute for human usability review.
Field Postcards
Handpick up to eight saved public worlds and share one link. Recipients can preview and explore them without automatically saving anything. Explicitly choosing to save adds only available public IDs to their browser-local Passport. No history or account data is shared.
The Atlas bridge
The Atlas is the living library; this is the interactive map. The Atlas button opens its checked public entrance. Reviewed chapters can also be opened from a project inspector. Constellation project links use the stable public GitHub repository ID, so a name change does not create a new identity. The Atlas retains its own catalog and chapter names.
Two builds, one continuation
Grok’s supplied source contributed orbital and spiral formulas, its language palette, activity emphasis, quick indexing, Pages / fork filters, and expanded facts. Field Constellation contributes world categories, search, a full directory, and the perspective-correct non-WebGL renderer. Both renderers use the same layouts and color rules.