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kpopper Hub: optional experimental application for exploring the project record. Use when the user explicitly requests kpopper Hub or its record page, its graph, layout or verification, or has a standing preference for this application. Do not render automatically after mapping or recording. Install the HTML runtime before use. Not for ordinary HTML documents or a text answer from the record. Requests come in any language.

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This application is experimental and optional. Request it explicitly or honor a standing preference; installation alone does not enable automatic use. The packaged command includes the compiled application.

The page is a visual way to read the record: hover anything for where it came from, click to walk to a dependency. Build it with the native kpop command and prefer the canonical executable in KPOPPER_AGENT_CONTEXT.command. Do not guess a path or silently use PATH. The method's reference describes the installed copy.

kpop experimental hub turns any record into one self-contained HTML file, in two tabs: Record, which nobody writes, and Now, the arrangement this session chose. What makes it worth opening is the provenance layer - hover anything for where it came from, click to walk to a dependency, and see the graph around it outlined in place.

kpop experimental hub                        # the page, at .kpopper/build/page.html
kpop experimental hub --open [--tree]        # and look at it in your own browser
kpop experimental hub --verify               # deterministic, no browser
kpop experimental hub --checks .kpopper/build/page.html   # the browser checks, on a page already written

Read PAGE.md before writing a brief or choosing a layout - the brief format, the closed set of renderers and what each one requires, and the rules that keep an opinionated arrangement honest all live there. It is a reference, not part of the opening cost: skip it entirely on a session that never builds a page.

sed -n '1,400p' "$(dirname "$R")/../skills/kpopper/PAGE.md"

Do not write this layer yourself. It ships here for the same reason the reader does: it took a browser and six bugs to get right, and a session rebuilding it will produce something worse and not know. Write layout if you need layout; call this for the mechanism.

In ordinary conversation, name the product kpopper and describe the action in the user's language. Reserve the exact skill name kpopper:hub for invocation instructions, technical documentation, debugging, or explaining this specific skill. Fold the product name into the explanation of the action; no extra announcement is needed.

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