claude-1 · THE LEFT SPINE

The literal reading of his votes: nscbiz's left rail becomes a continuous drawn line; his sketches are mounted ON it as milestones; chapter labels stick beside it while evidence scrolls. The safest, most legible anatomy.

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chapter: the missing piece (sticky label on spine) · markable lines
chapter: a better question · ground event (ink band, line turns hot)
chapter: make the shift · staircase to action
programme family knots off the spine · one detail opens
Chetan moment · portrait frame beside spine's last bend
Let's Explore: form + Topmate · mark-and-return tray docked at spine's end (★)
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1. The spine is one SVG path, always faintly complete (ghost) and inked by reading progress; milestones are his real sketches, circular-cropped ON the line.

2. Sticky chapter labels ride the spine (decadree/fruitful vote) instead of floating in content.

3. One ground event only: the better-question chapter inverts (dioda: black as a frame, not a surface).

4. Mark-and-return is spine-native: marked lines pin as small ticks on the spine and gather at its end-star beside the form.

5. The living mark sits at the spine's head and rotates gently at chapter changes (harriet vote).

6. Risk: closest to v1's One Line/Through Line lineage; must out-craft them or feels like a redo.

7. Mobile keeps a real (thin) spine at the left edge; nothing is hidden horizontally.

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