Methods and experimental tooling

Analysis specifications, not a finished public tool suite.

These pages document descriptors and local workflows for inspectable evidence packages. Unless a page provides a working interface or a reproducible command, it is a specification rather than a deployed tool.

Analyze

Single-image analysis for normalized image export, binary mask creation, skeleton or contour overlays, SVG trace generation, metrics tables, routing JSON, and report output.

Compare domains

Cross-domain comparison is where the discipline matters: primary family match, secondary match, shared descriptors, deltas, and side-by-side trace views.

Why the tooling matters

Fractalish is text-first and trace-first. The tools keep the trace tethered to the underlying evidence so critique can focus on method, sources, and results.

Cross-domain comparison framing

Cross-domain resemblance is not victory. It is a test: do the descriptor profile, topology, and process hypothesis travel once the trace is made explicit?