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docs/oddkit/ABOUT.md

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+---
+uri: oddkit://about
+title: "About oddkit"
+audience: docs
+exposure: nav
+tier: 1
+voice: neutral
+stability: stable
+tags: ["oddkit", "odd", "definition", "outcomes-driven-development", "what-is-odd", "about", "orientation"]
+---
+
 # About oddkit
 
 > **ODD** = **Outcomes-Driven Development** — see [/odd/README.md](/odd/README.md) for the full philosophy.

docs/oddkit/SYSTEM-MAP.md

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-tags: ["oddkit", "orchestrator", "librarian", "validation", "arbitration"]
+tags: ["oddkit", "odd", "outcomes-driven-development", "orchestrator", "librarian", "validation", "arbitration"]
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 # Oddkit System Map
 
 > A practical guide for understanding oddkit behavior, outcomes, and next actions.
 
-This document explains **what oddkit does**, **how to interpret its outputs**, and **what actions are expected next**.  
+**ODD** = **Outcomes-Driven Development** — an approach to building software that prioritizes real-world results over artifacts. See [/odd/README.md](/odd/README.md) for the full philosophy.
+
+This document explains **what oddkit does**, **how to interpret its outputs**, and **what actions are expected next**.
 It is not a design doc, tutorial, or philosophy statement.
 
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odd/README.md

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 uri: klappy://public/odd
-title: "ODD Manifesto — Public"
+title: "What is ODD? — Outcomes-Driven Development"
 audience: public
 exposure: nav
-tier: 0
+tier: 1
 voice: neutral
 stability: semi_stable
-tags: ["odd", "public", "overview"]
+tags: ["odd", "definition", "outcomes-driven-development", "what-is-odd", "methodology", "philosophy", "public", "overview"]
 relevance: routing
 execution_posture: routing
 assets: {"practice_video":"/assets/odd/odd-in-practice.mp4","misconception_image":"/assets/odd/odd-is-not-a-framework.png","deep_dive_audio":"/assets/odd/why-evidence-beats-confidence.m4a"}

odd/index.md

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 uri: klappy://odd
-title: "Outcomes-Driven Development"
+title: "Outcomes-Driven Development (ODD)"
+subtitle: "ODD = Outcomes-Driven Development — the philosophical and operational foundation for this repository."
 audience: canon
 exposure: nav
 tier: 1
 voice: neutral
 stability: stable
-tags: ["odd", "index"]
+tags: ["odd", "index", "definition", "outcomes-driven-development", "what-is-odd", "methodology"]
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 execution_posture: routing
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odd/manifesto.md

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-tags: ["odd", "philosophy"]
+tags: ["odd", "philosophy", "outcomes-driven-development", "manifesto", "governance", "definition"]
 relevance: background
 execution_posture: exploratory
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odd/orientation-map.md

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 voice: neutral
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-tags: ["odd", "orientation", "mental-model"]
+tags: ["odd", "orientation", "mental-model", "outcomes-driven-development", "hierarchy"]
 relevance: supporting
 execution_posture: operational
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odd/terminology.md

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-tags: ["odd", "terminology", "disambiguation", "boundary"]
+tags: ["odd", "terminology", "disambiguation", "boundary", "definition", "outcomes-driven-development", "glossary"]
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 execution_posture: operational
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 ## Core Terms
 
+### ODD (Outcomes-Driven Development)
+
+**ODD meaning:** Outcomes-Driven Development — an approach to building software that prioritizes real-world results over artifacts. In an AI-accelerated environment, the limiting factor is no longer production speed; it is clarity of intent, quality of verification, and the ability to choose among outcomes. ODD makes those constraints explicit.
+
+**Not:** A framework, a fixed workflow, or a claim that outcomes can be fully predicted.
+
+**Core thesis:** The primary job of development is not writing code. It is defining outcomes, enforcing constraints, and verifying reality. AI accelerates execution; governance preserves trust.
+
+**Test:** Are decisions governed by verifiable outcomes, or by artifacts and activity?
+
+**See:** [/odd/README.md](/odd/README.md) for the public introduction, [/odd/manifesto.md](/odd/manifesto.md) for the extended operational framework.
+
+---
+
 ### Outcome
 
 **ODD meaning:** A verifiable state of reality that can be demonstrated, not just described.