Circuits

A Circuit is a local gathering of practitioners around the four things the Codex names: a workbench, a spare-parts library, a documentation shelf, and an open invitation to apprentices. Circuits are self-attested. The Open Circuit does not credential them; it only lists the ones that claim the practice.

This is where you find a Circuit, or read how to found one. The Charter is live today. The Directory arrives when the first Circuits register.

• Charter
  The canonical guidance a new founder reads: the minimum requirements from the Codex, suggested practices, naming conventions, how to register, and what holding to the doctrine means.
• Directory Coming soon

  The self-attested list of Circuits that claim the practice. Name, location, contact, cadence, callings — each Circuit shares as much or as little as it chooses.