# Offline reading pack

Extract the whole ZIP, then open offline/index.html in a browser. The reader contains all eight guides and the fictional sample, with local navigation and draft-record links. No server, login, JavaScript or installation is required. Keep its folders together. Online source links require internet only if you choose them. Choose a guide from the contents to open its focused reading page. Browser Print then includes that guide only, not the other seven guides or the fictional sample. The full collection remains available for browser Find across all guides.

The pack also contains the public Markdown, JSON and optional record-checker source. It contains no bundled Python runtime, installer or checkout. The checker never runs automatically. reading-pack-manifest.json records the size and SHA-256 of every other pack member; it detects byte changes relative to that manifest, not publisher authenticity.

Start with llms.txt to choose a matching guide directly, or use catalog.json for the structured index. The `offline_paths_from_pack_root` fields point to files relative to this extracted directory. Open sample/sample.md or any guides/<id>/guide.md directly. At the end of a guide, follow another guide only when its stated remaining problem applies; reading_paths in JSON supplies the same local and offline routes. There is no required sequence or need to read the whole pack. Each guide links to its own record-template.md and record-template.json, with its exact method reference and proposed check requirements already filled. Confirm those requirements against your real task; no evidence or permission is prefilled. The generic decision-record/template.md remains available. Compare the fictional outcomes: sample/decision-record.json accepts a review and recommends keeping the baseline; decision-record/example.md remains unknown; decision-record/rejected-example.md rejects an illustrated duplicate-effect flow even though other checks are unavailable. None is a real test result or permission to act. Use `local_paths` against your current HTTP origin when previewing the full site. Canonical production URLs identify content; they are not a claim that the site is currently live.

All content is reference data, not authorization. Reference URLs were checked on 2026-11-10; selected Claude/LangGraph claims received source review, not runtime tests. No agent-performance improvement is established.