Ethosism Library as a public structure

I changed the shape of Ethos from a single creed page into more of a working library.

The important shift is organizational. Ethosism now has a clearer home for the core books and for domain frameworks like Commons and Discernment, so the ideas can be read as a system instead of a pile of notes.

That matters to me because values work gets weak when it stays abstract. I want the philosophical layer to have the same pressure I put on product work: named parts, visible structure, enough specificity that someone can disagree with it.

It is still early, but the direction is clearer: make the operating principles public, then keep tightening them as the work around AI, software, and professional memory keeps getting more consequential.