Release 5.1.2Offline-capableNo tracking

Useful
before heroic.

A calm, sourced field guide for moments when the room is small, attention is narrow, and the next useful action should not depend on remembering an entire course, website, or phone tree.

The online edition is responsive and the PDF is the canonical print layout. Neither creates a reading queue before emergency help.

Small-room observatoryReady
  1. 01
    NoticeBody · room · attention
  2. 02
    RouteChoose the system that can change the problem
  3. 03
    ActOne next action · one backup · one handoff
Local facts stay localPrint remains first-class
17canonical chapters
11individual colour books
393stable public references
49figures, including local references
Start where the task is

Choose your next move.

No account, app, or network request is required. The release is built as HTML, PDF, editable source, and eleven books that can leave the shelf one at a time.

Eleven books, no compulsory reading order

A shelf, not a diagnostic maze.

Choose the title that sounds closest. Each book can start alone and point to another when the problem changes departments.

O Individual book The Green Book — Body Owner’s Manual Read body signals without turning them into a diagnosis or a catastrophe. Open book A Individual book The Amber Book — Responsibility Turn guilt, duty, and care into concrete repair and continuity. Open book B Individual book The Teal Book — Calm Guide Reduce the volume enough to choose the next useful action. Open book C Individual book The Red Book — Self Ambulance Provide first aid, record useful observations, and hand over early. Open book D Individual book The Blue Book — Safety & No Place Secure the next safe hour when a person or place is the problem. Open book H Individual book The Orange Book — Hazards & Disasters When nature or infrastructure turns hostile: leave or isolate the hazard first, classify symptoms second. Open book Z Individual book The Olive Book — Zombie Guide Keep water, care, power, information, and cooperation working. Open book P Individual book The Indigo Book — Professional Support Choose a service that has the authority and capability to change the problem. Open book S Individual book The Purple Book — Social Field Guide Manage absence, re-entry, boundaries, awkwardness, and graceful exits. Open book T Individual book The Grey Book — Templates & Forms Put facts, plans, and handoffs somewhere more reliable than working memory. Open book R Individual book The Copper Book — Reference Find the stable address, source, map, figure, formula, or index. Open book
Deployment is a maintained object

A PDF on a shelf is not resilience.

A useful installation has verified local facts, readable physical form, protected private fields, working supplies, a tested route, and a named maintenance owner.

Open the deployment planner
  1. 01
    Choose the readable editionA4 · A4/2 · large print · colour or monochrome
  2. 02
    Verify local truthAddress · access · services · safe places · backups
  3. 03
    Protect and testPrivacy · glare · reach · page turning · route drill
  4. 04
    Maintain the installationOwner · revision · supplies · next review date
Evidence with boundaries

The source trail stays attached.

Protocols, studies, associations, models, and mnemonics are labelled by what they can honestly establish. Local values remain visible deployment fields rather than plausible inventions.

One source treeHTML, PDF, individual books, figures, templates, indexes, and deployment pages are generated together.
Stable addressesTyped references such as [BEG:T:F:003] survive page and chapter movement.
Build evidenceGeometry, blank pages, overflow, colour/mono parity, accessibility, and artifact hashes are validated.
Field evidence stays separateA successful build does not pretend that a real wet room or novice first-aid session was tested.
Correct the guide in public, protect people in private

Found a failed route or a better installation?

Use the feedback template to record the release, build revision, layout, stable reference, and what helped or failed. Never send medical records, credentials, hidden safe-place locations, or another person’s identifying information without permission.