Canonical anchors
Synthetic branching, irregular boundary, polygonal, crack, and noise examples provide a stable alphabet for the workbench before large public datasets are layered in.
Reference Library
A public registry of traces, not just pretty pictures.
The library is where Fractalish stores canonical anchors, physical morphology examples, negative controls, and HOLD cases with trace files, metrics, and routing records attached.
Physical morphology families
Cracks, dendrites, vascular or transport networks, channels, porous fields, surface textures, wakes, and competing geometries should appear with the same evidence package structure.
Proof-positive / proof-negative / HOLD
The library is not only a celebration wall. It should preserve proof-negative and HOLD examples so the public record also shows where the framework refused or deferred a claim.
Current public state
The starter set focuses on synthetic anchors and generated sample records while broader public-license workflows are still being stabilized.