Explore Covenant Systems

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A small collection of references, examples, and project directions. Each entry tells you what is available—not just what is planned.

The collection

  1. Public Rights Field Guide

    Read structured web editions on records access, reporting routes, New Mexico CFE procedures, and AI, evidence, and witness workflows.

    Four companion publications imported from the September 19 review package, with edition and source-status qualifications kept visible.

  2. Research-note guide & template

    Keep a question, an interpretation, its sources, and its limits together.

    Includes a real plain-text Markdown template you can save and adapt.

  3. The Covenant design system

    See how Qeshet, warm reading surfaces, and a restrained color vocabulary work together.

    Identity, accessible themes, and reusable components.

  4. Ways to use Covenant

    Apply the same source-aware structure to research, learning, technical notes, and decisions.

    Practical approaches, not connected applications.

  5. Learning & college

    Organize course requirements, assignments, reading notes, and review questions.

    Manual workflows to adapt in your own tools.

  6. Linux & technical notes

    Document system changes, command context, observed results, and recovery steps.

    A documentation approach; no executable setup or operating system is provided.

  7. Component laboratory

    Inspect reusable identity, navigation, source notes, and theme components in their actual rendered states.

    A technical reference, separate from the public collection.

  8. Document navigation

    Try real section links and a native collapsible outline in a readable document.

    Works with a keyboard and without JavaScript.

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