.SYSTEMX 1.8.1-alpha.1 — Complete projects and shared workspaces

This documentation patch expands .SYSTEMX into a complete-project and shared-workspace manual. It keeps the runtime behavior, record schemas, and adopted review policy from 1.8.0-alpha.1.

• New One-Shot Project Guide: research and execution super prompts, a 20-page web app route matrix, toolchain selection, phases, milestones, tasks, waves, bounded subagents, and evidence-based completion.
• New Shared Workspaces, Cloud, and Bots guide: repositories, named .SYSTEMXP children, hybrid portfolios, Drive, cloud snapshots, chats, bots, and persistent local/VM storage.
• Refreshed README and wiki navigation, Agent 0/X/Z coordination, command references, and three editable infographics. Portable copies of both guides are included in the folder and library.
• Shared-brain terminology describes persistent project knowledge and coordinated work. It does not promise literal AGI, model retraining, unlimited context, automatic cloud connections, or an unattended one-response production deployment.

Validation: 44 wiki pages and 86 repository Markdown files audited; 793 local/wiki links and anchors checked; 124 distinct shell examples parsed against current commands; 10 embedded Mermaid diagrams rendered; the wiki's 100 review questions matched the source policy. The local 143-test suite passed with 5 filesystem-dependent skips. Packaged upgrade, child isolation, replay reuse, customized-policy preservation, and reversible uninstall/restore checks passed. See the attached public verification report for exact platform CI and artifact evidence.

Existing project files and selected pins remain preserved. New installations remain pinned with manual updates by default. Upgrade the external tool separately when needed; follow the installation manual.

Alpha: use at your own risk; behavior and documentation may change daily. Passing template checks is not certification of a downstream application's production readiness. The ZIP contains only .SYSTEMX; the wheel exposes the Python library and CLI. Release checksums cover the three other attached files.