Public Transmission Archive Deployment Successful
Transmission. The ConCOREdance Transmission Archive has moved from local working memory into a public GitHub-backed archive. The archive is no longer only a private development artifact; it is now a live continuity surface that can be read, shared, referenced, and extended.
Repository. The archive source now lives at github.com/brandon-hatfield/conCOREdance-transmission-archive.
Public site. The live archive is available through GitHub Pages at www.concoredance.com/archive/.
Continuity impact. The archive now functions as externalized project memory: each major milestone, doctrine clarification, visual direction, implementation log, and interdisciplinary handoff can become a sealed transmission with human-readable HTML and machine-readable metadata.
Deployment Milestone
The transmission archive has been established as a public continuity layer for ConCOREdance. It can serve Brandon, Gregory, Cody, and future collaborators as the canonical map of major project moments.
Archive Contract
Every transmission should retain its own directory, metadata file, transmission page, manifest entry, and index card so the archive remains readable by both people and tools.