This is the whole of src/edgar: four tiers, their packages, and every
file in them. A node's width is its size, so the shape of the harness is visible before
you read a name. Nothing here is written by hand —
scripts/tour_map.py
walks the tree, reads each file's opening comment for its one-line summary, and finds
the tour stop whose data-files names it. A test regenerates the data and
fails if the committed copy has drifted.
- a built file, width = size
- planned
- a port (ADR-0022)
- click a node for its stop · hover for what it does
How to read it
The tiers are the seam the whole project turns on: Core is the smallest honest harness, v1 makes it extensible, v2 (this milestone among them) makes it a daily driver inside the same packages, and v3 and v4 hang off the loop's post-turn gate and the tool pipeline's vetoes without anything below them importing a line (ADR-0057, NFR-12). A tier here means the milestone that first shipped a file, so a Core file that v1 grew is still Core.
The six ports (ADR-0022) are outlined: provider, tool, skill source, sandbox, retriever and output. Five of them have a file; the sandbox port arrives with M21, so it has no node yet.
The total here is two lines short of what
just loc reports: those two live in packages' own
__init__.py files, which are not nodes because they have nothing to say.