🌳 NDEV ARCHIVE & WORKING SPACE — TREE VIEW

NDEV ARCHIVE

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├─ 🔒 CONCEPTUAL CORE (Reference)

│   ├─ Conceptual Core v5 (Active · Locked)

│   ├─ What the Core governs

│   └─ How archives relate to the Core

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├─ 📘 STANDARDS (Stable Reference)

│   ├─ NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_CLOSED

│   ├─ Terminology & Definitions

│   └─ Alignment & Constraint Notes

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├─ 🧭 WORKSTREAMS (How Things Are Built)

│   ├─ NDEV_Code_Creation_Workstream_v0.1

│   ├─ Engineering Flow

│   └─ Implementation Logic & Notes

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├─ 🗺 DIAGRAMS (Visual Navigation)

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│   ├─ 🔒 Canonical Diagrams (Standards v1.0)

│   │   ├─ Architecture Overview

│   │   ├─ System Diagram

│   │   ├─ Component Map

│   │   └─ Flow Diagram

│   │

│   └─ 🎨 Illustrative Diagrams (Non-binding)

│       ├─ Concept Variations

│       ├─ Scenario Sketches

│       ├─ Presentation Visuals

│       └─ Draft / Exploratory Diagrams

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├─ 🧾 HASHES & INTEGRITY

│   ├─ Hash Lists

│   ├─ Timestamp Records

│   └─ Provenance & Verification Notes

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├─ 🧠 YOUR WORKING PLACE (Contributions)

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│   ├─ 🧩 Conceptual

│   │   ├─ Concept Notes

│   │   ├─ Comparisons with NDEV Concepts

│   │   └─ Theoretical / Analytical Texts

│   │

│   ├─ ⚙️ Technical

│   │   ├─ Technical Explanations

│   │   ├─ Code & Algorithms

│   │   └─ System & Architecture Logic

│   │

│   └─ 🎬 Creative

│       ├─ New Diagrams & Visual Ideas

│       ├─ Scenarios & Narratives

│       ├─ Media / Movie Concepts

│       └─ Links to Published Papers

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└─ 📎 HOW TO USE

    ├─ Open the Portal

    ├─ Choose Mode (Engineering / Creative)

    └─ Reference files during GPT sessions

How to use this tree on the website

• see the links → open category pages

• If file names clickable → open text pages or downloads

• Use icons (🔒 📘 🗺 🎨 ⚙️) for fast visual orientation

• The Conceptual Core at the top to signal authority

 You may explore the texts and diagrams using links to the pages of this website or other tools of “external GPT memory“.

If you work with your signed ChatGPT account via https://chat.openai.com :

You may click the link: https://chatgpt.com/g/g-692cf17243888191a0f2a556227c6600-ndev-wdc-analyst ;

Use the prompt: Switch to Engineering Mode or Switch to Creative Mode ;

Requesrt to use a preferred language to continue (just ask GPT to switch).

Below is a practical set of 5 prompts, split clearly into Engineering and Creative sections.

These are the highest value prompts you may use while working in the portal and referencing the archives.

🔧 Engineering Mode — Reference Prompts

1️⃣ Standards alignment (most used)

Based on the NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0 diagram, assess whether this proposal is aligned and identify any gaps.

2️⃣ Architecture & components

Using NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0 as a reference, explain the system structure and component responsibilities relevant here.

3️⃣ Implementation flow

Referencing NDEV_Code_Creation_Workstream_v0.1, outline the expected implementation steps and dependencies.

🎨 Creative Mode — Reference Prompts

4️⃣ Concept exploration from diagrams

Inspired by the NDEV archive diagrams, explore alternative conceptual arrangements (non-binding).

5️⃣ Synthesis & idea framing

Based on the NDEV archive materials, summarize key ideas that could inspire future concepts or scenarios.

These prompts reference external archive files shown in the NDEV Archive Tree above.

You can access and review the content of the files. Please note, the files are not stored inside GPT and are used as contextual references only.

Your work with these files (unless you contribute using

• ✅ Covers 90% of real usage

• ✅ Explicitly includes NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0 diagram

• ✅ Clean separation: Engineering vs Creative

• ✅ No authority claims

• ✅ Easy for coworkers to remember and reus

This archive helps you read standards, view diagrams, and contribute ideas while working inside the NDEV / WDC Analyst portal.

 THE INFORMATION ABOVE IS ENOUGH TO START YOUR WORK TO EXPLORE THE IDEAS AND TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS.

You can copy the texts and use visual aids exactly as-is and use it as:

• a folder structure on disk

• a ZIP archive layout

• a cloud folder layout

• a personal reference map

For your Engineering or Creative work you may have a local copy of the files supporting your work in this direction- to live without wars.

📦 NDEV_MASTER_ARCHIVE_ZIP

(Canonical archive tree for all project materials)

NDEV_MASTER_ARCHIVE/

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├─ 00_README/

│   ├─ README_Archive_Overview.txt

│   ├─ README_What_Is_Canonical_vs_Illustrative.txt

│   └─ README_How_To_Use_This_Archive.txt

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├─ 01_CONCEPTUAL_CORE/

│   ├─ README_Core_Status.txt

│   └─ Core_v5_REFERENCE_ONLY.txt

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├─ 02_STANDARDS/

│   ├─ NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_CLOSED.docx

│   ├─ Standards_Change_Log.txt

│   └─ Standards_Notes/

│       ├─ Notes_Interpretation.txt

│       └─ Notes_Alignment_Issues.txt

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├─ 03_WORKSTREAMS/

│   ├─ NDEV_Code_Creation_Workstream_v0.1.docx

│   ├─ Workstream_Overview.txt

│   └─ Workstream_Notes/

│       ├─ Notes_Engineering.txt

│       ├─ Notes_Creative.txt

│       └─ Notes_Open_Questions.txt

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├─ 04_DIAGRAMS/

│   ├─ CANONICAL/

│   │   ├─ NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_Architecture_Overview.(png|pdf|svg)

│   │   ├─ NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_System_Diagram.(png|pdf|svg)

│   │   ├─ NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_Component_Map.(png|pdf|svg)

│   │   └─ NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_Flow_Diagram.(png|pdf|svg)

│   │

│   └─ ILLUSTRATIVE/

│       ├─ Exploratory_Concept_Diagrams/

│       ├─ Scenario_Sketches/

│       ├─ Presentation_Visuals/

│       └─ Draft_Working_Sketches/

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├─ 05_HASHES_AND_TIMESTAMPS/

│   ├─ HASH_MANIFEST.txt

│   ├─ TIMESTAMP_RECORDS.txt

│   ├─ Standards_Hashes/

│   ├─ Workstream_Hashes/

│   └─ Diagram_Hashes/

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├─ 06_ALGORITHMS/

│   ├─ Algorithm_Descriptions.txt

│   ├─ Algorithm_Notes.txt

│   └─ Algorithm_Hashes.txt

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├─ 07_REFERENCE_NOTES/

│   ├─ Historical_Context_Notes.txt

│   ├─ Design_Rationale.txt

│   ├─ Terminology_Map.txt

│   └─ Cross_Reference_Index.txt

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├─ 08_RELEASES/

│   ├─ ZIP_Build_Notes.txt

│   ├─ Release_v1.0/

│   └─ Release_v1.1/

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└─ 99_ARCHIVE_ADMIN/

    ├─ Archive_Versioning.txt

    ├─ Access_Notes.txt

    └─ Deprecation_Log.txt

🔑 How to understand this tree (short)

01_CONCEPTUAL_CORE/

• No Core files are editable

• This folder exists only to document status

• Core v5 is referenced, not stored

02_STANDARDS/

• Where Standards v1.0 live

• CLOSED means stable, not governing

04_DIAGRAMS/

• CANONICAL = stable visual reference

• ILLUSTRATIVE = explanatory / exploratory only

05_HASHES_AND_TIMESTAMPS/

• Your integrity anchor

• Everything important should have a hash here

08_RELEASES/

• Where you package ZIPs

• Each release frozen in time

One rule you’ll thank yourself for later

Never delete. Only deprecate and log.

That’s why:

• Deprecation_Log.txt

• Release_*/

• hash manifests exist

This tree is solid and disciplined and you may copy and paster the tree for futurereferences. There is no need to contact the auther related to published ideas. It is an OPEN SOURCE content.

Diagrams in memory — classification

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Canonical diagrams

(Stable reference diagrams aligned with Standards v1.0; used for consistency checks and alignment)

These are the diagrams that coworkers may explicitly reference during GPT sessions as authoritative visual standards (but still not Conceptual Core).

1. NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_Architecture_Overview

• Purpose: overall system structure

• Use: baseline architectural reference

  2. NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_System_Diagram

• Purpose: core system composition and boundaries

• Use: component-level reasoning

3. NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_Component_Map

• Purpose: mapping of functional components

• Use: responsibility and interface discussions

4. NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_Flow_Diagram

• Purpose: high-level process / value / control flow

• Use: workflow and sequencing alignment

Labeling rule (important):

These diagrams are marked “Canonical (Standards v1.0)” in the archive.

🎨 

Illustrative diagrams

(Support understanding, explanation, and exploration; non-binding)

These diagrams are helpful visuals but are not used for validation or enforcement.

1. Conceptual variations or alternative layouts

• Used in Creative Mode

• Used for discussion or explanation

1. Exploratory scenario diagrams

• “What-if” structures

• Future-facing or hypothetical flows

1. Presentation-oriented visuals

• Simplified versions for slides or onboarding

• Not complete system representations

1. Work-in-progress sketches

• Drafts created during workstream discussions

• May change without notice

Labeling rule:

Mark clearly as “Illustrative / Non-binding”.

One-line rule for coworkers (recommended)

Canonical diagrams define the stable visual reference for Standards v1.0. Illustrative diagrams support explanation and exploration only.

Analyst note (internal, but consistent with Core v5)

• No diagram — canonical or illustrative — is Conceptual Core

• Canonical diagrams support alignment, not governance

• Conceptual Core v5 remains implicit and non-downloadable

More information to dijest:

1️⃣ Conceptual Core — Current Configuration (v5)

Conceptual Core in use

• Name: Conceptual Core v5

• Status: Active · Locked · Normative

• Role: Governs reasoning, evaluation discipline, and mode behavior inside the portal

Files associated with Conceptual Core v5

⚠️ Important boundary for coworkers

There is no downloadable “Conceptual Core v5 document” published as an open file.

Conceptual Core v5 exists as:

• a governing configuration of the system,

• enforced implicitly inside the ChatGPT portal,

• not as an editable or downloadable archive file.

What coworkers should understand

• Conceptual Core v5 is not:

• a DOCX standard

• a diagram set

• a workstream document

• It cannot be modified, replaced, or overridden by archive files.

How archive files relate to the Core

• Archive files support understanding and implementation

• Archive files do not define or change Conceptual Core v5

One-line clarification you may place on the site:

Conceptual Core v5 is active and locked. Archive files support context and implementation but do not replace or modify the Core.

2️⃣ Cloud Archive — Structure & File Inventory (for website or other Cloud Archive references)

Below is a canonical Cloud Archive structure you can place on your website exactly as written.

This tells coworkers what they can download and where.

📁 NDEV Cloud Archive (Open Resources)

The following folders contain open reference materials supporting work in the NDEV / WDC system.

/NDEV_Cloud_Archive/

📂 /Standards/

Purpose:

Reference standards and documented constraints.

Files:

• NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_CLOSED.docx

Usage:

• Architectural alignment

• Standards reference

• Diagram interpretation context

📂 /Workstreams/

Purpose:

Implementation logic, process flow, and engineering guidance.

Files:

• NDEV_Code_Creation_Workstream_v0.1.docx

Usage:

• Engineering planning

• Development sequencing

• Implementation discussions

📂 /Diagrams/

Purpose:

Visual representations of standards and system structure.

Canonical diagrams (formats may include PNG / PDF / SVG):

• NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_System_Diagram

• NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_Flow_Diagram

• NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_Component_Map

• NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0_Architecture_Overview

Usage:

• Visual explanation

• Design reviews

• Reference during GPT sessions

(e.g. “Based on the NDEV_Archive_Standards_v1.0 diagram…”)

📂 /Hashes/

Purpose:

Integrity, provenance, and verification.

Files may include:

• Hash lists (SHA-256 or equivalent)

• Timestamp confirmation files

• Integrity notes linked to:

• Standards documents

• Workstream documents

• Diagrams

Usage:

• Verification

• Audit trails

• Provenance confirmation

Access & usage note (recommended to include)

Archive files are provided as open reference resources.

They support understanding, alignment, and implementation work.

Files are not delivered through the GPT itself and must be downloaded separately.

Archive materials do not modify or replace Conceptual Core v5.

Analyst classification (internal, for you)

• Conceptual Core v5: Active system configuration (non-downloadable)

• Archive Standards: Accepted reference

• Workstreams: Accepted reference

• Diagrams: Canonical visual references

• Hashes: Integrity support

• Governance risk: None

If you want next, I can:

• convert this into exact HTML / Markdown for the website, or

• help you decide which diagrams should be labeled “canonical” vs “illustrative”, or

• generate a single ZIP package description for coworkers.

You’re now structurally complete.

Document Status:

• Conceptual Technical Archive

• On the ground of Version: v4.0 (Archive 2025)

• Scope: NDEV / HSBN / WDC

• Purpose: Preservation of architectural logic and formulas

• Not policy, not proposal, not instruction

• Open analytical resource