[christophersesugh]

The manifesto mixes the durable file-first principles with unimplemented behavior and stronger guarantees than the architecture can support. This documentation-only revision distinguishes rebuild direction from shipped capabilities and makes the commitments reviewable.

It clarifies record-level immutability in monthly journals, durable writes versus index readiness, recoverable operational state versus disposable caches, authorized corrections and visible conflicts, explicit verification deadlines, evidence retention, local independence and language-neutral contracts. It removes universal expiry/score multipliers and claims that hashes prove truth, checks cost nothing, receipts make actions reversible, or context injection guarantees compliance.

The founder explicitly authorized revising the manifesto during architecture planning. The paired specification review is https://github.com/0xbuffdev/context/pull/18; this public document contains no private hosted implementation details.

Only apps/docs/content/manifesto/index.md changes. No package behavior, source implementation, schema, dependency, release or deployment changes; no package changeset is applicable.

Validation so far: Markdown structure/frontmatter and whitespace checks pass; the remote file matches the reviewed local content exactly. Full workspace validation is running locally after installing the repository-pinned pnpm 9.15.4 dependencies. Optional ONNX CUDA binaries were skipped through the package's documented installer flag after a download timeout; CPU/package dependencies installed successfully. Final validation results will be recorded before concluding this task.

[christophersesugh]

docs have been moved to the documentation repo, move this PR there.
use humanizer agent skill for writing the manifesto and research how a manifesto is written so you can write it perfectly

[christophersesugh]

Moved this manifesto work to 0xbuffdev/documentation#13: 0xbuffdev/documentation#13

The documentation repository already owns the public /manifesto page at content/manifesto/index.md, so the replacement PR revises the canonical page directly rather than carrying changes in this legacy MemoFS docs tree.

Addressed the review comment: researched manifesto-writing conventions and Humanizer's public editorial guidance, then rewrote the article as an actual manifesto rather than an implementation specification. The new text removes unsupported guarantees and stays aligned with the proposed MemoFS rebuild without claiming unshipped work is done.

Closing this PR as superseded, not merged. Please review the replacement PR in the documentation repository.