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The profile names every pack, its talk and what comes next - #53

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The organization profile said three packs in four places while four ship, and among the talks companygraph.io carries it linked only the introduction. Each pack now has one line in the roadmap: the kind of company it is for, its types by name, and links to its README and its talk. Core links the talk on core and the packs, and the introduction's paragraph points to the other talks. The second instance takes every pack, so item 9 adds what its product is held to, as use cases and requirements.

A new section, "What comes next", says what decides the next step: the packs that come next are the ones the companies adopting the model ask for, a request starts as an issue on the meta-model, and nothing beyond that is promised. The two lines about what is not built, market and obligation in core and add in the command, are no longer on the page, and with nothing in core left ahead the core item carries its ✅ like every other shipped item. The diagram and the repository table say "every pack" and "the packs a kind of company adds", so no sentence counts them.

The pack rule in AGENTS.md said a pack is named "only by what kind of company it is for". It now allows a pack's types by name with links to its README and its talk, and still never what a type carries, as the page already does for core. The sibling change on blust.ch is robertblust/robertblust.github.io#392.

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The profile said three packs in four places while four ship, and it linked only the introduction among the talks companygraph.io carries. Each pack now has one line: the kind of company it is for, its types by name, and links to its README and its talk; core links the talk on core and the packs, and the introduction points to the others. The second instance takes every pack, so it is held to use cases and requirements too. What is not built, market and obligation in core and add in the command, moves out of the shipped items into a short section of its own, sourced from the two designs that named them. The pack rule in AGENTS.md now allows a pack's types by name and the two links, never what a type carries, and no sentence counts the packs.

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The section on what comes next listed two pieces that are not built, market and obligation in core and add in the command. It now says what decides the next step instead: the packs that come next are the ones the companies adopting the model ask for, a request starts as an issue on the meta-model, and nothing beyond that is promised. With nothing in core left ahead, the core item carries its check mark like every other shipped item.

Verified: conventions-check and conventions-format pass.

Process: Delivery
Phase: Implement
Track: Prose
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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