@eto-press/engine-ledger

The numbers speak; the ledger arranges them.

The lay of the land as of yesterday — the business desk and the sports desk in one engine. Three anatomies, in this order:

1. The board. Sources with kind = "door" are data doors — JSON or plain-text endpoints, an optional #dot.path naming the value — and side names the board they sit on ("Markets", "Scores"). Every figure prints with its motion since the last edition, measured against what the reader last saw.
2. The columns. The editor's signed pieces from the section's desk (# headline, by: Name, then the take). A byline always means a human.
3. The desk. Sources without a kind are writers' and outlets' feeds, and side names the shelf they sit on ("Markets", "Trade talk"). Every new post prints as a row — the title as the link, the outlet, a one-line deck. The outlet's own summary is the deck when it has one; otherwise the desk's, asked of the inference boundary and caged.

Nothing is composited. Which of the three matters is the reader's. Nothing moved, nothing new: NoEdition. When anything prints, every board prints, so the section shows the whole state of the world it watches.

Declare it with engine = "ledger" in a [[section]] of eto.toml. It needs the judge model for the deck question and never the compositor.

License: AGPL-3.0-only.