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Victoria

An onboarding starter kit for building a digital twin of yourself — a working model of your knowledge, judgment, and voice that can help with R&D.

This repository is a frame. It comes with structure, prompts, and one shared artifact to look at — but the contents are yours to fill. Nothing in here is scraped or pre-collected about you. You decide what goes in, one file at a time.

New here? Start with DAY-1.md — a 30-minute on-ramp.

Starting point: Monday. No rush to finish anything today. Read this page, open the map in artifacts/, and fill in whatever's easy first.


The idea in one picture

A digital twin is not a copy of your files. It's a model measured from several independent directions until it locks into place — the same way a point on a map is fixed by taking bearings from three landmarks. If enough independent lines cross at the same spot, that spot isn't a guess anymore. It's confirmed.

We use three vectors, and each one becomes a layer of your twin:

Vector The question it answers Twin layer Folder
Identity Where do you come from — what makes the model you and no one else? Identity substrate identity/
Capability What can you do — what do you know how to build, decide, judge? Capability layer capability/
Values Under what frame do you decide what's worth doing? Values layer values/

Fill the three folders and the point in the middle — you — comes into focus. That's the triangulation.


The shared artifact

Open artifacts/triangulation-map/ — this is the interactive map we've already talked about, included here as our common starting point. It shows the same three-vector logic mapped onto a real place and lineage. It's the picture the rest of this repo is built from.

Live version (hosted free on GitHub Pages, no subscription needed): https://eveglyphdesign.github.io/Victoria/


How to work through it

  1. Read the three folder READMEs. Each one explains its layer and gives you plain-language prompts.
  2. Fill what's easy first. A few sentences beats a blank file. You can always come back.
  3. Bring your own data on your own terms. data-export/ shows how to export data from accounts you control, if and when you want to add it. Nothing is required.
  4. Commit as you go. Each file you add is one more bearing. The twin sharpens with every one.

Ground rules

  • Consent-first. Everything here is contributed by you, about you. No third-party data gathering.
  • You own it. This repo is yours. You choose what stays private, what's shared, and what's deleted.
  • Nothing is mandatory. Blank is fine. Partial is fine. This is a frame, not a form.

Repository map

victoria/
├── README.md            ← you are here
├── identity/            ← who you are: lineage, story, the substrate
├── capability/          ← what you can do: skills, domains, judgment
├── values/              ← how you decide: principles, ethical frame
├── data-export/         ← optional: export your own account data
└── artifacts/
    └── triangulation-map/   ← the shared starting picture

© 2026 Dany Theriault. EVE “digital stem cell” glyph and glyph-based design principles — all rights reserved. Stewardship of rights of use and assignment for large public and institutional usage rests with the Pacific Utilities Design Council. Published as a time-stamped record of authorship and intent.

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Onboarding starter kit for building your own digital twin — identity, capability, and values layers, plus the shared triangulation map artifact.

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