mizcausevic-dev/kinetic-gain-directory

Purpose and principal workflow

Kinetic Gain Directory is a curated public directory of domains that publish Kinetic Gain Protocol Suite documents at canonical /.well-known/ URLs. A directory visitor initiates the browsing workflow by visiting the live directory; separately, a domain submitter checks a domain with Walker and opens a pull request to add it. The supplied inputs do not establish how accepted changes reach the live site.

Components

Public directory

• Directory page — index.html: the repository’s page entry point; the README identifies the live directory and describes its purpose, but the sampled inputs do not show the page’s contents.

• Page styling — style.css: site stylesheet, present in the repository; its relationship to the page is not confirmed by source excerpts.

• Font styling — assets/fonts.css: font-related stylesheet, present in the repository; usage is not established by the sampled inputs.

Submission and verification

• Directory visitor — null repository path: external user who visits the live directory.

• Domain submitter — null repository path: external contributor who prepares a domain for inclusion and opens a pull request.

• Walker verifier — null repository path: external service at walker.kineticgain.com that checks whether at least one document is FOUND.

• Pull-request process — null repository path: external contribution process through which a submitter proposes adding an entry to the repository.

Relationships

• Directory visitor -> Directory page: visits the public directory at directory.kineticgain.com; the README identifies the live site and its purpose.

• Domain submitter -> Walker verifier: submits a domain for verification; the README instructs submitters to verify it with Walker.

• Walker verifier -> Domain submitter: reports whether at least one document is FOUND; the README makes that result a submission prerequisite.

• Domain submitter -> Pull-request process: opens a pull request adding the entry; the README documents this submission step.

• Pull-request process -> Directory page: ownership only; the README says entries are added to the repository, but the sampled inputs do not identify the edited file or establish merge and deployment behavior.

Coverage limits

No source excerpts were supplied. The page’s catalog contents, links between HTML and stylesheets, repository update mechanics, and deployment path cannot be established from the available evidence.