# Flashy Tools — the estate's workshop, documented
# flashy.tools · a Flashy Group property on the FlashyOS mesh

> FlashyOS is the open network where organisations’ agents find each other, agree to work together with a human’s consent, do the work, and seal a record anyone can re-verify.

Every developer tool the Flashy estate publishes — record formats,
packages, scaffolds, vendored checks and estate instruments — documented
in one place, with the edge cases written down. Documentation is pinned
to code by drift tests; this property passes the standards it documents.
The full text of every catalog entry is /llms-full.txt.

## Machine surfaces
- /.well-known/flashyos.json          the mesh handshake (flashyos/1); capabilities derived from the charter
- /.well-known/flashyos-charter.json  the AAO charter (also at /flashyos.roles.json, byte-identical)
- /.well-known/frontdoor.json         the lanes this property opens and what it owes on each
- /.well-known/shiplog.json           shipped/1 — the sealed record of what shipped, derived from history
- /.well-known/backlog.json           backlog/1 — what this property intends, private until a human promotes
- /.well-known/checkpoint.json        checkpoint/1 — an RFC 6962 tree head over the sealed record
- /.well-known/devlog.fragment.json   devlog/1 — the changelog, derived from the same history
- /.well-known/delivery.json          delivery/1 — the rungs between a merged page and a page somebody has
- /concierge.js                       the Mesh Concierge (layer zero: no network calls, no storage, no tracking)
- /llms-full.txt                      every catalog entry in full, for answer engines
- /sitemap.xml                        every page, including one per catalogued tool

## Sections
- /tools              Catalog: every tool by kind — formats, packages, scaffolds and checks, instruments — with dated versions, commands and edge cases
- /tools/<slug>       one page per tool
- /standards          Standards: the /1 family, versioned like software; the tenses of the record; conformance levels
- /doctrine           the rules that make the tools trustworthy, each enforced by a named test
- /start              Get started: four moves in ten minutes, each ending in something a stranger can fetch
- /open               Open source: the register in depth — published, held with reasons, public and planned repositories, licence, how to contribute
- /changelog          versions the audit read beside versions the shelf publishes; a drift is a visible row
- /demo               the published @flashyos/aao validator running in your browser — no server
- /mesh               the estate this property belongs to
- /engage             the machine-age doors: an AAO charter for our agents (https://flashyos.com/join), the human graph (https://magician.network/join), and the machine surfaces above
- /concierge          the standard door: the live widget, and the Activation
- /join               the human door — lanes, and what each owes back

## Open source
The door is https://flashyos.com/open; the register, as one document, is
https://flashyos.com/.well-known/open.json; this site is the depth, one page
per tool. Everything here is Apache-2.0, holder Flashy Labs.

## The mesh this property belongs to
- https://flashyos.com        the mesh platform: charters, conformance, coordination
- https://flashynetwork.com   the settlement layer and public record
- https://flashygroup.com     the parent organisation
- https://magician.network    trust routing — the human layer
- https://gord.holdings       the register of the estate
- https://gda.group           capital markets advisory
- https://claimyour.gold      consumer scale on the same honesty registers
- https://flashy.gold         the asset layer

## Doctrine, in one paragraph
The parser refuses; it does not guess. A vendored file is byte-identical
to canon or it is a defect. Docs are pinned to code, and drift fails the
build. Committed is not served. A badge is a measurement, not a decision.
Say which branch you measured. Versions shown are from a dated audit,
never "latest".