Repo-wide audit fixes: broken links + a self-contradicting figure - #11
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A relative-link audit over all 58 markdown files (254 relative links checked)
found 9 broken. This fixes the 5 that were path-depth / wrong-directory errors
pointing at files that do exist elsewhere in the repo:
- education/emerging-rule/{ai-education-reading-list, emerging-rule-presentation-
scribe-lesson}.md linked `../lessons/cs-k12-...` but lessons/ is at the repo
root, one level further up -> `../../lessons/cs-k12-...` (4 links).
- lessons/cs-k12-...md linked `../research/emerging-rule-presentation-scribe-
lesson.md`, but that file lives under education/emerging-rule/ -> corrected the
path and the displayed code-span to match (1 link).
The remaining 4 broken links point at content not present in the repo at all
(no showcases/ directory; no research/emerging-rule-scribe-talkthrough.md) and
are left untouched pending a decision on whether that content is added or the
links removed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NLUdsdbBJM5FSejZAmTHwf
DRAFT.md:60 established OpenAI + Anthropic combined run-rate at ~$70B (consistent with the table above it: ~$24B + ~$47B), set ~$130B as the AI-attributed revenue the 2026 capex "wants to pencil out," then closed the paragraph with "Two labs, narrowly counted, already exceed $130 billion on paper." $70B does not exceed $130B — the punchline contradicted the paragraph's own figure. Rewrote the close to be honest to the ~$70B: the two labs are more than halfway to the $130B bar, from a standing start last year — which keeps the point (the "AI won't monetize" argument is dead; the gap is closing fast) without the false claim. Contained to the draft; the packet does not repeat these figures. Found by a draft-vs-packet consistency audit across the four research packages; the other three (vintage-mechanical, tabletop, postwar) were clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NLUdsdbBJM5FSejZAmTHwf
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Summary
Two correctness fixes surfaced by a repo-wide consistency audit — one mechanical (broken links), one factual (a figure that contradicted itself). Both are self-contained; neither touches an argument or a voice.
What changed
1. Broken relative links (
fix: repair broken relative links)A link audit over all 58 markdown files (254 relative links checked) found 9 broken. This fixes the 5 that were path-depth / wrong-directory errors pointing at files that do exist elsewhere:
education/emerging-rule/{ai-education-reading-list, emerging-rule-presentation-scribe-lesson}.mdlinked../lessons/cs-k12-…butlessons/is at the repo root, one level further up →../../lessons/…(4 links)lessons/cs-k12-…mdlinked../research/emerging-rule-presentation-scribe-lesson.md, but that file lives undereducation/emerging-rule/→ corrected the path and the displayed code-span (1 link)2. A self-contradicting revenue figure (
research/sociotechnical: fix a self-contradicting revenue figure)research/sociotechnical-ai-sovereignty/DRAFT.md:60set OpenAI + Anthropic combined run-rate at ~$70B (consistent with the table above it), named ~$130B as the AI-attributed revenue the 2026 capex "wants to pencil out," then closed with "Two labs, narrowly counted, already exceed $130 billion on paper." $70B does not exceed $130B. Rewritten to be honest to the ~$70B — "more than halfway there — roughly $70 billion between them, from a standing start last year" — which keeps the point (the "AI won't monetize" argument is dead; the gap is closing fast) without the false claim.How it was found
vintage-mechanical,tabletop,postwar,childrens-software) were internally consistent. The postwar field-distribution table even sums to 165 = its scientist count.Not included (need your call, kept out deliberately)
../showcases/…/README.md(noshowcases/directory exists) and../research/emerging-rule-scribe-talkthrough.md(file never committed). Can't re-point them; add the content or remove the links.creative/pieces,drafts/applied-governance-of-autonomous-systems.md,lessons/socialstudies-6-8-teacher-overview.md,professional/HANDOFF-2026-06-10.md. Not necessarily bugs, just unindexed.Generated by Claude Code