One set of blocks for learning it, watching it, and joining it.
Thirty bricks in five families. Snap them into stories with a check at the end; fuse the stories into a district. The same brick that teaches “the gold in the vault” shows the live reserve on the dashboard and the next step in the portal. Flip the switches above to see it.
Five families, three kinds of line
Read the shape before the name: it tells you what kind of thing you are looking at. Read the line before the label: it tells you whether value, information, or proof is moving.
Bricks — one concept each
Every brick carries a plain name, the site’s technical name, a one-line “what it does,” a city counterpart, and edge ports showing which lines can attach. Monogram glyphs are placeholders for the drawn icon set.
Stories — bricks snapped along a flow, with a check
A story is three to six bricks and a single micro-action that tests the mechanism, not the vocabulary. Completing the check marks the story done; progress is remembered in this browser.
Districts — the stories fused into a city
The foundation at the bottom, the businesses in the middle, the public board on top. In Live mode the bricks carry the Sept 12 observation values; in Do mode the empty lot becomes your machine’s slot.
The Live City
Observer district · Live Network ObservationThe street-food vendor sells lunch to the law firm. Six steps, three kinds of line.
Your District
Operator district · Participant Portal example operator · “Corner Lunch” · Data ServiceThe portal is the same bricks in Do mode. Registered and Recognized are done; the deposit is next; the storefront and funding unlock after it. Nothing here is a new component.
The funnel, in bricks
Watching is the first lesson. Each stage names who is there, what they see, which bricks do the work, and the one event to instrument so drop-off maps to a piece of content.

