Specs: repo-structure, 10 framework layer specs, packs, site. Changes: repo-restructure (10 tasks), css-refactor (12 tasks), legacy-import (proposal + triage categories). Supersede docs/css-refactor-plan.md in favor of OpenSpec change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Spec: Site
Directory: site/
Purpose
The ASW framework's own website. Serves as documentation site, demo platform, and living proof that the framework works. Currently built with the Hugo pack.
Content Types
Docs (from ../docs/)
Framework documentation, mounted as Hugo content via module mount. Not duplicated — sourced from the engine-agnostic docs/ directory.
Articles (content/articles/)
Short-form writing about ASW concepts, patterns, and techniques. No TOC.
Essays (content/essays/)
Long-form writing. TOC, description, wider reading measure.
Notes (content/notes/)
Exported PKM vault notes. Session logs, diffs, status, tasks, wikilinks.
Pages (content/pages/)
Static pages: about, etc.
Engine
Currently Hugo. The site uses packs/hugo/ as its base and adds:
- Site-specific layouts and overrides
hugo.tomlwith module mounts- Site-specific static assets
Principle
The site is a consumer of the framework, not part of it. A different site could be built with packs/flask/ or packs/caddy/ using the same docs/ and dist/asw.css. The framework does not depend on the site. The site depends on the framework.
Scenarios
Given a framework docs change
- When a markdown file in
docs/is modified - Then the site picks it up automatically via Hugo mount
- And no file in
site/needs to change
Given a CSS framework change
- When
src/layers/is modified - Then
dist/asw.cssis rebuilt - And the site serves the updated CSS
Given a site-only change (new article, essay)
- When content is added to
site/content/ - Then only the site is affected
- And
src/,dist/,docs/are untouched