page.md hides directory listings — use AutoIndex
On paradigmthreat.net, when a directory contains page.md, the site serves that file as the folder route and stops showing the automatic directory listing. Sibling .md files, images, and other assets are not visible unless you link them in the prose—readers can miss most of the folder.
Rule
If the folder has any files besides page.md that should stay discoverable, append a folder listing at the bottom of page.md (after the main content):
Use name-asc unless a hub already standardizes on name-desc (e.g. some investigation indexes).
Blog
Under blog/, keep the existing pattern on blog/page.md: <AutoIndex ... format="blog" /> per docs/BLOG.md (dated filenames, sort, title).
On article pages, the site shell can also show a folder index (same AutoIndex data) in the wide-layout right column when the route maps to a files directory.
Example hub
influence/predictive_programming/fiction_encoding/swift/page.md — Swift / Gulliver overview plus AutoIndex so corpus indices, stance docs, and images stay linked from the hub.
Related
docs/LINKING_AND_SITE_PATHS.md— repo path = URL pathdocs/BLOG.md— blog listing and_updatedbehaviordocs/instructions/ARTICLES.md— reader-facing article voice (I as Ari when memory / judgment / stakes need it; avoid “this essay” scaffolding; hook, lay citations, clinical-but-inspired stakes, bold = emphasis or new terms only, Substack / email length targets + Gmail 102KB cite, disclaimers mostly in dossier, attribution footer, article vs dossier)docs/PARADIGM_INVESTIGATION_INSTRUCTIONS.md— investigations + New article or hub — discovery checklist (site rootpage.mdInvestigation Categories, topic hubs,index-investigations.md, cross-links,npm run autogen)
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