An open-source, mobile-friendly template repository built for macro social work analysis and public systems tracking by private individuals.
This repository uses a two-tier layout approach to keep public pages clean and accessible while retaining advanced developer tools:
- Front of the House (Curb Appeal): Clean, casual Markdown pages parsed using the GitHub Pages Cayman Jekyll theme, focused on an 8th-grade reading level with zero em dashes or emojis.
- The Garage (Workshop): Advanced AI prompt injection blocks placed at the top of individual Markdown files within HTML comments
<!-- -->. These blocks are completely invisible on the final public website but become fully functional when editing files using an AI assistant.
To maintain simplicity, this toolkit uses a Shared Context File model:
- All raw legislative data, meeting minutes, public notices, and forum links are pasted exactly once into
/current-event-context.md. - Individual analytical files (STEEPLE, Friction Costs, etc.) read from that single file to generate clean, public-facing summaries based on their own embedded AI prompts.
All additions to this repository must adhere to the following boundaries:
- Absolute Inclusivity: Do not use the word "citizen" or imply legal citizenship requirements. Focus purely on "residents," "the public," or "the community."
- Liability Shielding: Do not name specific private individuals, companies, or non-governmental organizations. Direct all metrics toward public offices, structural roles, and broad institutional sectors.
- Term Safety: Avoid the phrases "Community Action" (to prevent confusion with formal anti-poverty networks) and "Social Change" (due to potential polarizing connotations for casual public viewers).
- Format Rules: No emojis and no em dashes anywhere in the markdown text files.