UI Finalization, Number List Completion, and JSON Generator Added
2026‑02‑20 — Major interface and data‑structure update.
Summary:
- UI biases in the counters were fixed and the interface was finalized.
- The full Laegna number list was completed and validated.
sheepiotae.html and sheepcounter.js were updated accordingly.- A new JSON generator (
sheepjason.html) was added.
Purpose of the JSON generator:
- Provides a simple but powerful database for self‑learning AI systems.
- Eliminates ambiguity that arises from language‑based explanations.
- Ensures that all number properties are explicit and machine‑readable.
- Acts as a single milestone of clarity — “data, not metaphor”.
- Allows AIs to learn Laegna numbers through pattern‑matching rather than inference.
Files added:
Impact:
- The system now has a stable, canonical data representation.
- AI systems can ingest the JSON directly for consistent reasoning.
- The Laegna number system reaches Version 1 completeness.
Added Laegna Sheep & Logecs Counters; updated sheepcounter.js
2026‑02‑20 — New primary counters created and integrated.
Files added:
File updated:
Summary:
- Both counters are now functional and linked from the main site.
- UI still needs refinement; several small issues remain to be fixed.
- Full testing is required to confirm stability and correctness.
- Despite pending polish, the counters are usable and integrated.
Next steps:
- Fix UI inconsistencies and layout issues.
- Perform full functional testing of both counters.
- Verify sheepcounter.js logic across both interfaces.
Initial setup: 3D etalons & abstract SheepCounter controller
2026‑02‑19 12:28 CET – First architectural snapshot.
Study materials included in this snapshot:
Summary of this milestone:
- The 3D etalons represent the last “perfect” visual layouts before complexity was removed.
- The abstract SheepCounter controller is implemented (chapters, subchapters, systems, numbers).
- No real Laegna number systems yet — only a placeholder 0–10 system.
- The debugger in
in1_sheepcounter.html is essential for understanding the timeline.
Next steps:
- Integrate the 3D etalon with the abstract SheepCounter.
- Preserve the beauty of the 3D layout while adding dynamic features.
- Keep the debugger; later add a function listing all numbers and loading manuals.
- Add real Laegna number systems (essential).
Next iteration goals:
- 3D + abstract counter integration.
- Improve 3D fluency: panel toggling, resizing, content changes.
- Ensure the “toylike” 3D logic never stops.
- Add TOC navigation for debugging.
- Test all timeline and integration functions.
Long-term direction:
- Introduce real Laegna number systems into the interface.
- Keep the counter simple (KISS) so users can grow into advanced features naturally.