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Write any link or URL so it resolves where it is rendered, not where it lives in the repo. Use when authoring or editing a link — in docs/wg specs, crate READMEs and docstrings, the npm-published wasm package README, or skills. This is the engine-repo variant of the grida links doctrine.

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Write any link or URL so it resolves where it is rendered, not where it lives in the repo. Use when authoring or editing a link — in docs/wg specs, crate READMEs and docstrings, the npm-published wasm package README, or skills. This is the engine-repo variant of the grida links doctrine.
# Links (engine repo) A link is correct or broken **at the surface it is rendered on**, for **that surface's audience** — not where the text lives in the repo. Before you write any link: (1) where is this text rendered? (2) who reads it there? (3) when they click, where does it resolve *from that host* — and is that the thing you meant? ## Surfaces in this repo | Surface | Lives in | Audience | | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------- | ---------------- | | GitHub (repo browse) | everything — incl. `docs/wg/**` (also published by this repo's `www/` docs app, which resolves the same `.md`-suffixed relative links; GitHub remains the canonical host) | engine developers | | npm (`npmjs.com`) | `crates/grida-canvas-wasm` package README | package users | | Raw / no host | IDE, stack traces, compiled output | whoever has it | ## First-party hosts | URL | What | | ------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `https://github.com/gridaco/nothing` | **This repo.** File → `…/blob/main/<path>`; dir → `…/tree/main/<path>`; `main` only, never a SHA | | `https://github.com/gridaco/grida` | The product monorepo (editor, packages, service docs). Same file/dir forms | | `https://grida.co` | The product · `https://grida.co/docs` = the product docs site (publishes **grida's** docs tree) | ## Decision table | Rendered in | Target | Use | | --------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | | anywhere in this repo | anything in this repo (crates, docs/wg, fixtures, format) | **relative repo path** — same host (GitHub) everywhere | | anywhere in this repo | a grida-repo file/dir | **absolute** `https://github.com/gridaco/grida/blob|tree/main/<path>` | | anywhere in this repo | a published grida docs page (staying clusters: platform, ai, …) | hosted URL `https://grida.co/docs/<path>` | | npm package README | anything in-repo | **absolute** `https://github.com/gridaco/nothing/blob/main/<path>` — relative dies on npmjs.com | | any | external | `https://…` as-is | ## Hard rules - **Never author `https://grida.co/docs/wg/<engine-cluster>/…` links.** The docs site does not publish this repo's wg tree (canvas, format, research, engine feat-*). Old published URLs survive via a redirect shim in grida — do not author *new* links through a redirect; use the same-repo relative path (in-repo surfaces) or this repo's absolute GitHub URL (external surfaces). - **Cross-repo links are always absolute.** A relative path can never reach the other repo. - **`main` only** — never pin a commit/branch SHA. - **Cross-host `#fragment`:** link the file, not a guessed anchor, unless verified in the target host's slug scheme. - **No local-only references — clean them before commit**: absolute machine paths (`/Users/...`), `/tmp`, untracked or gitignored files (`fixtures/local/**` may be *described* as local-only, never linked as if it resolves). If `git ls-files` doesn't show it and it isn't a public URL, it does not exist for the audience.
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