Everything on this site, as one graph.

Six arrangements of one set. The point is not any single one of them — it is the move between two, which is the only part of a graph that shows you what the arrangement was doing.

Rings gives every area the same sweep, so you see which ones are thin. Circle puts everything on one circumference, which is the only view where nothing is more central than anything else. Areas pulls the clusters apart. Links lets go of the grouping entirely and settles the positions by what actually connects, so things that share nothing drift to the edge. Timeline is the honest one, and the reason half the set sits in a column marked no date. Orbit is the set on a sphere, turning, which is the only arrangement with no argument in it.

None of the content is written on this page. The parts come from config/board.json, the books from config/books.json, the films from config/watching.json, the tools from config/products.json, the skills and the years from config/profile.json. Add a book to the shelf and it is in the graph on the next request, because there is no second copy to update.

The links are held to the same rule. Eighty-eight of them only say that a thing belongs to its area, which is structural and claims nothing. Eleven are the traces already routed on the board, which are real data paths. The remaining sixteen are written by hand in config/atlas.json, and only where another config already states the relationship — so there is no line here asserting a connection that this site cannot otherwise back up.