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About this library

Class recordings become searchable moments. The handbook weaves through everything. This page is the map: what exists, what each thing is for, and what you haven’t tried yet.

Sign in and this page becomes a personal tour: it marks what you’ve tried and points at what you haven’t.

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Classes
Every recorded class, grouped by month with a calendar. Each class page shows what the class adds, its segments, and the player.
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Search and Ask
Search the whole library, including the handbook, in plain words. Ask a question and get an answer drawn from real class material.
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Explore and concepts
The vocabulary of the art, pulled from the classes: browse by concept, see every appearance of a technique across classes.
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Handbook
The full handbook as a readable wiki, with the class schedule, a glossary, and auto-links into every related class moment.
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My mat
Your own corner: saved moments wait here, plus where you left off watching.
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Journey
A checklist of real first steps that checks itself as you do them, and a testing sheet for your next rank, straight from the handbook.
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Practice clips
Upload your own training clips. Private by default; share with the community or ask for Sensei’s feedback when you want it.
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Participate
The weekly roll and how to take part: subscribe to class moments, join the loop.
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Weekly roll
A weekly pick of real moments from the classes, assembled from material that actually exists. Subscribe and it finds you.
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Becoming a student
What each role can do, and the door from visitor to member to student.
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Assessments
The library asks YOU something now: a 20-second check of a transcript line, a comparison of two clips. Your answers make the library better.

How this library thinks

Everything here is built from a few simple pieces. A moment is a cut piece of a real class. A tag says what a moment is. A concept gathers every moment of the same idea across classes. A proposal is how anything changes.

That last one is the important one. When the machine notices something (a pattern in a transcript, a technique that keeps appearing), or when a student suggests something, it does not just edit the library. It files a proposal, and a person decides. Nothing on this site changes by itself.

So far the proposal box holds 0 kinds of decision: .

Quiet by design

The library never nags. Nothing emails you unless you subscribe to the roll. This page is the only place that keeps a list of what you haven’t seen, and it stays here.