get-ember-dossier 0.0.0 → 0.1.0

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  - Give me an EmberDossier on Northwind Analytics.
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  - Update the EmberDossier with anything from the last 30 days.
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- Sample subjects are generic on purpose. A filled fixture: [Harborview Public Library](skills/ember-dossier/examples/harborview-public-library.md).
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+ Example subjects are generic on purpose unless a real one is named. Filled examples: invented [Harborview Public Library](skills/ember-dossier/examples/harborview-public-library.md), real [EmberDossier](skills/ember-dossier/examples/ember-dossier.md) and [Framework Computer](skills/ember-dossier/examples/framework-computer.md).
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  ## Install
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- The npm package is **`get-ember-dossier`**. Do not install `ember-dossier`. That name is an unrelated 2017 Ember addon. Unscoped `emberdossier` is blocked as too similar.
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  ```bash
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  pnpm add get-ember-dossier
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  ```
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  pnpm install
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  pnpm --dir site install
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  pnpm site:dev
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+ pnpm ship # FilePress build + Wrangler Pages (project: emberdossier)
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  ```
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  If LocalBerth is installed, this site stays on **5189** as `ember-dossier-site`.
package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "get-ember-dossier",
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- "version": "0.0.0",
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+ "version": "0.1.0",
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  "private": false,
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  "type": "module",
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  "description": "A living dossier that prioritizes what is still current. Present tense first.",
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  "site:dev": "pnpm --dir site dev",
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  "site:build": "pnpm --dir site run build",
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  "site:check": "pnpm --dir site check",
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- "site:preview": "pnpm --dir site preview"
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+ "site:preview": "pnpm --dir site preview",
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+ "ship": "pnpm --dir site run ship"
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  }
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  }
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  - Flag contested or partisan claims.
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  - Include specific dates, numbers, and concrete details where available.
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  - Briefly note major source types at the end.
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- - Use gender-neutral language. In this skill and in any demo, sample subjects must be gender-neutral or obviously generic (organizations, places, topics, events, or clearly fictional names). Do not use real living people as examples unless the user named that subject.
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+ - Use gender-neutral language. In this skill and in any demo, example subjects must be gender-neutral or obviously generic (organizations, places, topics, events, or clearly fictional names). Do not use real living people as examples unless the user named that subject.
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  ## Example asks
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  - “Give me an EmberDossier on Harborview Public Library.”
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  - “Give me an EmberDossier on Northwind Analytics.”
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  - “Update the EmberDossier with anything from the last 30 days.”
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  - “Read the EmberDossier first, then answer the question.”
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  - “I need a fresh EmberDossier on the current state of Project Lantern.”
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- A filled, invented sample is in [examples/harborview-public-library.md](examples/harborview-public-library.md). Use it to see section order. Do not treat it as reporting.
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+ Filled examples: invented [examples/harborview-public-library.md](examples/harborview-public-library.md); real [examples/ember-dossier.md](examples/ember-dossier.md) and [examples/framework-computer.md](examples/framework-computer.md). Use them to see section order. Do not treat Harborview as reporting.
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+ # EmberDossier: EmberDossier
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+ This is an example. **EmberDossier** is the real product behind emberdossier.com. Facts are current as of 19 August 2026. It is a briefing, not a press release. No individual is named.
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+ ## 1. Snapshot
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+ EmberDossier is a recency-first briefing format and agent skill, first published on 19 August 2026 by Catalyst Forge LLC. The public explainer is [emberdossier.com](https://emberdossier.com). The installable npm package is [`get-ember-dossier@0.1.0`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/get-ember-dossier). It tells an agent how to write a seven-section briefing that leads with what is true now. It does not search the web, store dossiers, or run a research backend.
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+ Three names point at the same launch, and they are easy to mix up. **EmberDossier** is the format and the skill. **`get-ember-dossier`** is the npm package. **emberdossier.com** is the FilePress explainer. The GitHub repo is [Catalyst-Forge-LLC/ember-dossier](https://github.com/Catalyst-Forge-LLC/ember-dossier).
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+ ## 2. Why it matters right now
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+ 19 August 2026 is the first public day. The site is live. `get-ember-dossier@0.1.0` is the first real package drop after a same-day `0.0.0` name stake. Anyone who lands on the homepage or the package page has to decide whether this is a research desk or a write-up order. EmberDossier’s own site takes the second reading: a format, not a research service. The agent the reader already uses does the looking.
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+ The invented Harborview example shows the seven sections on a civic fixture. This briefing shows the same sections on a real, quiet product with more than one artifact.
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+ ## 3. Recent developments & current activity
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+ - **19 August 2026.** The spec (`GENESIS.md`) locked the seven section names and the recency-first rule: present tense first, background second. Example subjects in shipped docs stay generic unless the reader names a real one.
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+ - **Same day.** A FilePress explainer went live at emberdossier.com. Pages: Home, Skill, Examples, About, and a short Writing post (`Present tense first`). Engine: `getfilepress` from npm. No auth, no application database.
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+ - **Same day, 13:57 UTC.** [`get-ember-dossier@0.0.0`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/get-ember-dossier) published as a name stake. MIT. Homepage set to emberdossier.com. Author: Catalyst Forge LLC.
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+ - **Same day, later.** [`get-ember-dossier@0.1.0`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/get-ember-dossier) published. Install is `pnpm add get-ember-dossier`, then copy `skills/ember-dossier/` into the agent’s skills directory. The package now includes three filled examples: Harborview Public Library, EmberDossier, and Framework Computer.
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+ - **Same day.** Source published at [github.com/Catalyst-Forge-LLC/ember-dossier](https://github.com/Catalyst-Forge-LLC/ember-dossier).
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+ - **Same day.** First filled example: Harborview Public Library — invented municipal branch, roles instead of names, operational disputes only.
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+ ## 4. Controversies & criticisms
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+ No public disputes, reviews, or competitor fights are on record as of 19 August 2026. The product is hours old.
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+ The live tension is definitional, and the site states it in the open. EmberDossier is a format. It is not a research service. Readers who want a crawler, a hosted dossier store, or a guaranteed-fresh fact engine will not find one here. That is a boundary, not a hidden limit. There is not yet an outside review to quote.
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+ ## 5. Background
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+ The pattern is small on purpose. A dossier always uses the same seven sections, in this order: Snapshot; Why it matters right now; Recent developments & current activity; Controversies & criticisms; Background; Key people & entities in their orbit; Possible refinements of the subject. It ends by naming source types.
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+ Catalyst Forge LLC publishes it. The explainer is a static FilePress site. The consumer agent supplies search and judgment. Shipped examples stay gender-neutral or obviously generic; this briefing on the product exists because the subject was named.
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+ ## 6. Key people & entities in their orbit
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+ - **Catalyst Forge LLC** — publisher. Site: [catalystforge.com](https://www.catalystforge.com).
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+ - **FilePress (`getfilepress`)** — engine that renders the explainer.
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+ - **npm** — registry for `get-ember-dossier@0.1.0`.
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+ - **GitHub (`Catalyst-Forge-LLC/ember-dossier`)** — public source.
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+ - **emberdossier.com** — public explainer and install path.
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+ - **Cursor** — the documented skill layout is a folder that contains `SKILL.md`.
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+ - **Harborview Public Library** — invented example subject, not a real institution.
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+ ## 7. Possible refinements of the subject
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+ - EmberDossier skill contract (`SKILL.md`)
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+ - Recency-first briefing pattern (the idea, apart from this package)
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+ **Source types:** the public site (emberdossier.com), the npm package page for `get-ember-dossier`, the GitHub repo README and `GENESIS.md`, and the package metadata published 19 August 2026.
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+ # EmberDossier: Framework Computer
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+ This is an example. **Framework Computer** is a real company. Facts are current as of 19 August 2026. EmberDossier and Catalyst Forge have no affiliation with Framework Computer. The founder is named because this briefing named that person.
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+ ## 1. Snapshot
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+ Framework Computer is a San Francisco hardware company that designs modular, repairable, upgradeable laptops and desktops. Nirav Patel founded it in January 2020. As of 19 August 2026 it is in an active product cycle: a refreshed Framework Laptop 12 announced the day before, Linux preloads on more than one model, and a public parts marketplace. It is one of the better-known consumer brands arguing for right-to-repair in laptops.
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+ ## 2. Why it matters right now
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+ Most consumer laptops are still sealed. Framework sells the opposite: swappable mainboards, documented parts, and a marketplace that treats upgrades as normal. That mix keeps it in conversations about longer-lived electronics, ownership, and what a Linux-first laptop can look like from the factory. The 18 August 2026 Laptop 12 refresh is the current proof point: new Intel silicon, the first Fedora preload on that model, and pre-orders already open.
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+ - **18 August 2026.** Framework announced a refreshed [Framework Laptop 12](https://frame.work/blog/framework-laptop-12-now-with-core-series-3) with Intel Core Series 3 (Wildcat Lake) processors, Thunderbolt 4 on the rear expansion slots, Wi-Fi 7, and options for a fingerprint reader and a backlit keyboard. Pre-built units can ship with **Fedora 44 KDE Plasma Desktop**. Pre-orders opened the same day. Batch 1 is due in October 2026. DIY Edition starts at $549; Fedora pre-builts start at $699.
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+ - **Linux mix.** Framework says almost 80% of existing Laptop 12 owners already run Linux. On the new pre-builts, the company said Fedora was outselling the Windows SKU by more than 10:1 in early pre-orders (reported 19 August 2026). Those are different numbers: installed base vs first-day OS mix.
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+ - **Marketplace and docs.** Modules, parts, and upgrades stay on a public Marketplace. Hardware documentation and designs are released under open licenses.
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+ Coverage of the mission is mostly positive. Friction is about price, execution, and community management, not the modular idea.
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+ - **October 2025 sponsorships.** Framework took community pushback after sponsoring or promoting Linux projects whose leads were politically polarizing, notably Hyprland and Omarchy. The company published a sponsorship list, defended a “big tent” approach, and asked the community for other projects to fund. The argument was about corporate sponsorship boundaries, not about modular hardware.
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+ - **Fedora Project** and **KDE e.V.** — named partners on the Laptop 12 Fedora 44 KDE preload.
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+ - **Ubuntu / Canonical** — Laptop 13 Pro is Ubuntu-certified and offered with Ubuntu pre-loaded.
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+ - **Spark Capital** and other investors.
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+ - **Linux and open-hardware communities** — customers, distro partners (including CachyOS and Bazzite on seeded Laptop 12 hardware), and forum regulars.
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+ **Source types:** Framework’s 18 August 2026 product blog; Notebookcheck’s 19 August 2026 report of the Fedora-vs-Windows pre-order ratio; Framework community and The Verge on Laptop 13 Pro (21 April 2026); The Register and the Framework forum on the October 2025 sponsorship thread.
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