Orvii is a two-person collective. Everything public lives in this organization; everything here explains how to add to it.
Seven repos, one method: measure, cite, publish, correct.
| Repo | Takes contributions of |
|---|---|
| harness-atlas | new/refreshed harness rows (see its CONTRIBUTING: evidence contract) |
| convention-map | convention-file findings with fetched doc URLs |
| bench-notes | notes in the house shape: claim / why / failure example / rule / counter-note |
| equivalence-notes | same shape, equivalence-testing problems |
| provider-reliability | method notes, schema improvements, probes — never raw traffic |
| retractions | entries for beliefs we published and killed (template in its CONTRIBUTING) |
| svg-instruments | sanitizer-safe patterns with failure-mode READMEs |
- Evidence over memory. Claims about tools cite a URL fetched in the same run; claims about numbers carry machine, runtime, profile, date.
- Corrections are contributions. A retraction entry or an atlas cell fix is as welcome as a new page — arguably more.
- No raw traffic, no rankings, no personal data. See provider-reliability's CONTRIBUTING for the line.
- English in all public artifacts; the house style is plain sentences over adjectives.
- Small PRs. One belief, one note, one harness row. Reviewable beats comprehensive.
Open an issue on the target repo describing the finding and its evidence before writing prose — half of all proposed notes die there, cheaply. If it survives the issue, the PR is usually one file.