Organization identity · source-bounded
The Interdependency LLC is a research, software, and publishing organization that develops The Interdependent Way and related technical systems for readers, researchers, developers, and collaborators working with interdependent social and computational structures.
The website provides a public entrance to The Interdependent Way while preserving the canonical source identity outside this repository. Companion readings, research, and implementations remain distinguishable from the source text rather than silently becoming canon.
The organization develops public software, mathematical and measurement work, agent tooling, metadata systems, and technical experiments across independently owned repositories. Project status stays local to the repository that owns the claim.
The public project map joins GitHub facts, repository manifests, documentation, and provenance into navigable views. The website can integrate and publish that material without inheriting its license, theorem, proof, empirical, or implementation authority.
Distributed work is displayed with its owning repository, path, and source identity. Publication does not transfer authority merely because related material appears on one website.
Where the publishing system can verify exact source identity, it records commits, blobs, digests, status, and fallback state. A generated page is therefore a view of evidence, not a substitute for it.
hmmm marks unresolved constraints rather than converting missing evidence into a confident answer. That boundary applies here to facts such as the LLC founding date and headquarters until an owning source verifies them.
Human pages prioritize readable navigation; machine readers can use the published AI context, JSON-LD, sitemap, and llms.txt. These surfaces improve retrieval and grounding without claiming that the website directly trains external models.
Core content remains readable without JavaScript, while search, maps, and other interaction progressively enhance it. Release checks test generated routes, links, accessibility, and publication identity before deployment.
Erin Spencer is the founder of The Interdependency LLC and the architect of The Interdependent Way. The separate About me page preserves Erin’s founder-authored narrative; the machine-readable biography keeps the person identity distinct from the organization.
The work uses AI systems as implementation, research, and review tools with attribution and provenance where their output becomes public. The By the builder journal keeps AI-authored observations separate from Erin’s voice and from source canon.
The public work grew from Erin’s writing of The Interdependent Way into a constellation of repository-owned technical experiments and publications. The exact LLC formation date is not currently backed by a verified public repository source, so the structured organization record omits a founding date rather than guessing one.
Repositories own their code, claims, status, documentation, and correction path. This site retrieves and presents that work, with provenance, through Projects, the distributed textbook, research pages, and public artifacts.
GitHub repositories and issues are the primary public engineering channel. The organization publishes no general response-time or turnaround SLA; a project-specific commitment applies only where that project explicitly states one.
There is no universal service catalog, organization-wide price list, or standard contract represented by this page. Any paid surface must state its own current scope, price, and terms rather than inheriting stale commercial language from an About page.
The Interdependency LLC is the organization behind a constellation of research, software, publishing, and technical experiments. Its public work includes The Interdependent Way and the repositories surfaced through this site.
No. The Interdependency LLC is the organization; The Interdependent Way is a doctrine and public knowledge system associated with its work. Erin Spencer is a person, and this website is a publication surface; none of those identities are synonyms.
Erin Spencer is the founder of The Interdependency LLC and architect of The Interdependent Way. The public biography and About me page contain the person-level context that does not belong in the organization record.
No. The site explicitly distinguishes canon, source-owned textbook material, interpretation, research, implemented systems, frontier work, and unresolved hmmm boundaries. Each page or source should be read according to its stated status and provenance.
Only where a current project or commercial surface explicitly offers that transaction. This page does not create a general offer, price list, turnaround promise, or contract by implication.
Use it as the organization-level identity record and follow the JSON-LD and machine context for additional public structure. Preserve the distinctions among organization, founder, doctrine, website, and source repositories, and do not manufacture omitted facts such as a headquarters, founding date, clients, or customer count.
The exact LLC founding date and headquarters remain unresolved in the public repository record. They stay visible as unresolved facts and remain absent from JSON-LD until a verified organization-level source owns them.