The federation of the guide, redisplayed: every site's pages seated as stars on the 64-vertex sovereignty lattice, six strands winding the torus, links woven from the sitemaps at build time. A baked snapshot of the fedwiki space — the same improbable engine that runs live on the local farm. Each strand winds the torus by its axis bit — protection, bit 0, is the equator; value, bit 5, threads the hole five times. Stars seat by their universal reference (the slug, never the host — a fork lands beside its original) and lift with their weave: the more links, the higher a page rides. The five crystals ringing the hearth are the axes' bit-flip bonds on the 64-vertex board. Click a strand to isolate it · click a page-star to walk it · shift+click opens the page here · ◌ focus clears the instruments · 📷 keepsake saves the view with a City Key inside. A page that carries a posture — its six-bit stance, written on the page itself — seats at its own vertex instead of its site's strand, and walking between two such stars names the lattice move: succ, neg, bnot, a single flip, or a jump flagged as such.