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WDS — Website Development Standard

Four deployed websites and web applications governed by the Website Development Standard: build and deployment record requirements.

ProjectStatusCompleteWhat it does
aptlantis_netIn Progress65%React/Vite SPA repurposing a former Linux mirror into the Aptlantis archive hub
aptlantis_studioProduction85%The operator dashboard and public portfolio site — including SVG Lab, the SESM tool
aptlantisProduction80%The schema-driven Linux distro/torrent/ISO mirror site, with LLM-assisted metadata
linux-genealogyIn Progress70%A D3 force-directed graph of Linux distribution lineage, scraped from Wikipedia/Wikidata

Two things worth knowing going in: aptlantis_net and aptlantis both target the aptlantis.net domain with overlapping archive/mirror concepts, and the available evidence doesn't cleanly resolve whether they're sequential, parallel, or two views of the same evolving codebase — see the note on aptlantis_net's interfaces page. And aptlantis_studio has a direct, intended dependency on this very documentation site: the plan is for docs/index.json here to feed aptlantis.studio's project browser.

Like CTS and DRS, the dominant gap across this group isn't functionality — all four sites have real, working content — it's WDS's release-record requirements: deployment records, accessibility checklists, monitoring expectations, and rollback notes. None of the four currently has these recorded.

The WDS standard itself (not the sites governed by it) is documented in depth in the separate CityHall framework site.