Reference entries (15)
- referenceRAG on a marketing site only pays off above ~50 pages of substantive content AND when visitor questions don't map cleanly to navigation
- referenceReference: research-first tooling stack 2026 — Obsidian + Git + Quartz/Astro + AI overlay (RAG)
- referenceReference: 8 named exemplars of research-first/docs-as-product methodology — Stripe, Twilio, Anthropic, Gwern, Matuschak, Appleton, BAM, Construction Physics
- referenceReference framework: Research-first workflow — 5 stages (Capture → Foundation → Synthesis → Article → Marketing page → Maintain)
- referenceResearch brief: Research Before Pages — methodology for KB-backed websites (piece 14 of 15)
- referenceInformation Architecture: For the Web and Beyond, 4th ed. (Rosenfeld/Morville/Arango, O'Reilly 2015) — the canonical IA reference
- referenceAstro Content Collections (stable since 2.0, modernized in Content Layer API late 2024): Zod-validated frontmatter, build-time TypeScript types
- referenceOpenAlex (271M works) and Semantic Scholar (214M+ works) — open scholarly citation graphs at scale
- referenceOur World in Data: CC-BY licensing, per-indicator JSON/CSV endpoints, full GitHub provenance
- referenceStanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: every entry has permanent dated archived editions
- referenceWikipedia verifiability policy: all challenged material must carry an inline citation to a reliable published source
- referenceStripe docs as a first-class product — Markdoc framework, documentation in performance reviews
- referenceAndy Matuschak: evergreen notes — atomic, concept-oriented, densely linked, accreting over time
- referenceDiátaxis (Daniele Procida): four documentation types — tutorials, how-to, reference, explanation
- referenceResearch brief: The knowledge-base-backed website (piece 3 of 15)
