Joyful Responsible Abundance: a human-readable public explainer and practical product workbench connecting creation, marketing, sales planning, community and circular use.
Public website: https://auraofintelligence.github.io/JRA-Product-Engine-Plan/
Ten public pages were released in stages: landing page; engine and case studies; functional workbench; connections, circular use, media and sources. Each completed build is pushed separately.
Based on Luke Nathan Hayes' 21-page The Joyful Responsible Abundance Product Engine, dated 28 September 2026. The original PDF is preserved byte-for-byte in dist/sources/JRA-Product-Engine-Plan.pdf and published with Luke's explicit permission.
The document describes a market economy engine with no preset hierarchy. The product ideas remain available as case studies and optional starting points. A starting example does not prescribe people's decisions or grant authority.
Serve dist using python -m http.server 8768 --directory dist, then visit http://localhost:8768.
Rebuild with python scripts/build.py --stage 4. Validate with python scripts/check.py, node --check dist/assets/workbench.js and node scripts/test-workbench.cjs. The page builder uses only Python's standard library. GitHub Actions validates and publishes the checked-in dist directory on every push to main.
The visual workbench follows one connected journey: idea, sample, people, costs, offer, continued use and a whole-plan review. Save-and-continue actions retain each draft, earlier choices appear in the next relevant step, and a live product summary lets visitors revisit decisions. Detailed fields stay available in expandable sections. The route is optional; its indicators describe notes started, never completed products or approved agreements. Existing browser records and backups retain their fields.
Optional suggestions follow the editable product name and brief through each workbench section. Visitors can add an idea to a field, prepare a connection draft, choose a different suggestion direction or write their own. The curated suggestions run locally; they are not exhaustive, do not verify suitability and never supply prices or automatically overwrite a record.
Create blank products or start from any of the nine source case studies. Keep brief, making, offers, costs, community participation, circular-use records, contributions and agent scopes together. Product references are stable, connections are many-to-many and no parent or authority is required. New revisions retain earlier field and connection snapshots.
Records are stored locally in the browser, with Markdown release packs and JSON backup/import. No backend receives product data. The optional read-only WebMCP tool returns the current record to an explicitly invoked browser agent where supported. Fonts are served by Google Fonts, and normal hosting access logs may exist.
This edition does not execute AI tasks, send messages, take payments, place orders, manage live inventory or share records between accounts. The site labels these as future integrations. Presets are concepts and editable starting briefs, not confirmed stock or partnerships. Money inputs are blank until supplied by a visitor.
Checks cover all page and asset links, anchors, navigation, metadata and JavaScript syntax. Regression checks cover cost arithmetic, incomplete figures, invalid quantities, break-even, backup validation, duplicate references, safe source URLs and historical snapshots. Browser checks cover desktop and phone layouts, saved edits, case selection, linked contributions, returns, downloads and the optional read-only tool's valid/invalid inputs.
The source PDF SHA256 is 0f998e0bb4c74b561193b1bb83b3d8564b6c71e0e09d2ee6635bbf0b75f1c808.
Strange But True Public Source Licence. This is public source, not an open-source licence. Commercial rights remain reserved to Luke Nathan Hayes. See LICENSE.md.
Four original images were generated using the built-in image generation tool. They depict concepts, not manufactured products or operating facilities. Prompts are in IMAGE-PROMPTS.md.