Replaced every bottom-of-section 'See also:' block with inline
Org-mode file: links at the first natural mention in body text.
All 29 files across the economics directory now use wiki-style
inline cross-references rather than standalone reference blocks.
Replaced bottom-of-section 'See also' blocks with inline Org-mode file: links
at the first natural mention of each concept, wiki-style. Links now live in
the body text — compute-marketplace, verification-monopoly, domain-gate-packages,
infrastructure-lock-in, evaluation-harness all linked at their first relevant
usage per section.
Each framework defined with: what it is, who must comply, penalties,
relevance to the triad revenue model. Revenue table at bottom maps
each to gate package price, what it buys, and the buyer segment.
Cross-references the full economics knowledge base.
- Thoth: new Category 2 entry (Personal AI Assistants), LangGraph ReAct
agent with knowledge graph, Developer/Designer studios, 151K LOC
- Compute marketplace: answer the structural question 'why buy compute
if every user runs their own Passepartout?' — three structural reasons:
specialized proof libraries, certification weight, bootstrap verification
All 117 inter-node links now use [[file:node-name.org][title]] format
which renders as clickable hyperlinks in both Emacs (C-c C-o) and
web-based org renderers (Gitea, GitHub). Each node retains its :ID:
UUID property for Emacs org-roam database features (backlinks,
capturing, node-find).
Prev format: [[id:uuid][title]] — Emacs only, dead text on web
New format: [[file:name.org][title]] — works everywhere
