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PointSav Documentation

The engineering library for the PointSav platform — operating systems and services for regulated businesses that own their data, their AI, and their record-keeping outright. Where the monorepo holds the code, this wiki holds the reasoning: architecture, services, security, and the governance commitments that bind future development.

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Glossary and Reference

13 articles
  • Developer guide index

    Developer guide index for the PointSav platform — task-oriented how-to guides organised by concern, from toolchain setup to session lifecycle.

  • Editorial language registers

    Three distinct language registers matching the PointSav wikis to their audiences: financial-press, developer-platform, and regulatory-specification prose.

  • Editorial philosophy

    Every article is a learning resource that teaches understanding rather than retrieving facts, structured with encyclopedic leads and internal linking for readers.

  • Getting started with the PointSav platform

    An orientation to the PointSav developer platform: what it is, who it is for, where to start, and how the pieces fit together before the first task.

  • Hardware reference

    Reference hardware profiles for developer workstations and fleet devices, specifying CPU requirements including Haswell-generation x86_64 and fsgsbase support.

  • How this knowledge base is organized

    A reader's map of the platform knowledge base: sixteen areas covering what PointSav builds, how it's built, and why it can be trusted, for every reader.

  • News release typography and layout standards

    Strict formatting rules for corporate news syndication: left alignment, title case discipline, geographic precision, and standardized header and dateline structures.

  • PointSav encyclopedia — glossary and lexicon

    A canonical A-to-Z lexicon bridging standard industry terminology with PointSav platform concepts, with authoritative definitions across technical and financial domains.

  • Preprint notice

    What the mandatory preprint notice on every research paper means: a working draft, not yet peer-reviewed, subject to revision, and not a final or authoritative account.

  • Root files discipline

    The convention that every repository and project sub-clone keeps a small, explicitly enumerated set of canonical companion files at its root — and nothing else.

  • SLM operationalization plan

    The plan for transitioning from externally hosted language model calls toward a per-tenant small language model substrate that heals via a feedback loop.

  • Structural positioning

    Structural positioning is PointSav's approach to market differentiation: architectural commitments visible in code and topology, not named-competitor comparisons.

  • Wiki provider landscape

    A structural audit of the wiki-shaped knowledge-surface market by archetype, documenting why no category of provider has closed Wikipedia's encyclopedic gap, and what closing it would require.

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