Chapter 3.8 follows chapter 3.7, The second codebase, paperless-ngx, and closes part 3, the project library; part 4, the profile library, begins with chapter 4.1, The profile library of documentation doses.
3.8.1 Project set of the experimental codebases
Project E was a controlled runnable game. Project G was a trackline work operating system. Project I was a subduction first-person shooter. The researcher selected these projects as candidates for the experiment, then set them aside when the focus moved in favour of Project H and Project F.
Figure D-P7-1. The three archived projects and the reason each was set aside
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source: operations/site-ia/A3-diagram-specification.md
source: operations/site-ia/A6-page-briefs.md section P7.
The project set and its disposal into the archive.
3.8.2 Disposal record of the experimental codebases
The three projects were deprioritised on 2026-07-13. source: _archive/README.md line 4
Nothing was deleted. The archive records the decision and keeps the project folders available as historical material. The folders are a controlled runnable project, a trackline work operating system (OS), and a subduction first-person shooter (FPS): _archive/Project E - Controlled Runnable/, _archive/Project G - Trackline Work OS/, and _archive/Project I - Subduction FPS/.
3.8.3 The frozen Project E build record record record
Project E retains a frozen Literate/Anchored Programming (LAP) build identified as E-LAP-L4P. That build preserves a runnable Project E record after the project was set aside. Its traceability material includes a worked fragment in 5. Experiment/3. LAP Profile Library/traceability_schema.md.
source: operations/site-ia/A6-page-briefs.md section P7.
3.8.4 The Project E task drafts
Project E has twelve draft task folders in Task Library/Project E/.
source: task_index.csv (twelve rows with project E and status draft)
These drafts record planned maintenance work for the archived project. They remain alongside the project archive as evidence of the work that had been prepared before the change in focus.