Human-readable, agent-ingestible

SharePlane

SharePlane is a public-safe publishing medium for finished artifacts, broad in subject but disciplined in structure.

From Tony

Why This Exists

SharePlane makes work readable for people and ingestible for agents by preserving provenance, claim posture, metadata, receipts, and validation.

Technical explainers, source-derived teaching artifacts, personal philosophy, church and community materials, career evidence, operating models, home infrastructure analysis, reflective essays, reusable patterns, calculators, and other finished public-safe artifacts can all belong here.

The topic can change. The discipline does not. Put the work in daylight.

For Tony Malott's background, CV, and contact path, visit malott.ai.

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Publishing model

Finished Artifacts First

SharePlane publishes static-first, web-first artifacts that are readable on their own. Finished pages come first; derivatives, summaries, pattern notes, prompt suites, visual prompts, source receipts, or reuse instructions can follow when they help readers.

HTML, CSS, and minimal progressive JavaScript are the current substrate. The product boundary is broader: stable URLs, clear provenance, structured metadata, source posture, receipts, and deterministic validation.

AI may assist creation and may be a subject of learning content, but SharePlane itself is not a runtime AI system, RAG stack, backend service, tracker, analytics surface, dashboard cosplay exercise, or content farm.

Static by design

No Runtime Surprise

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Static hosting

Cloudflare Pages serves the site directory directly with no framework preset and no build command.

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No runtime service

No runtime AI, backend, analytics, or tracking. Minimal progressive JavaScript may support UI affordances such as theme or copy controls.

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Public-safe inputs

Published artifacts must avoid raw bills, private PDFs, screenshots, account identifiers, addresses, permits, and personal identifiers.