External absorption
Other projects show how strong builders solve real problems. GLEE studies their interfaces, tests, docs, history, and replayable tasks before learning from them.
Absorption is GLEE's public open-source intake record: find good work, preserve attribution, study honestly, build with receipts, and contribute back when possible. It is not ownership, endorsement, representation, or affiliation unless a later receipt says so.
Not code — workflows. Each record separates what GLEE verified on the live artifact from what the builder reports, and names the lesson GLEE extracts.
External repos are training terrain. GLEE's own receipts become the internal curriculum: intent, attempt, correction, verification, and consequence.
Fork URLs and upstream metadata are recorded in the JSON manifest. Restore branch/tag is pending; no external GitHub mutation happened from this page build.
Other projects show how strong builders solve real problems. GLEE studies their interfaces, tests, docs, history, and replayable tasks before learning from them.
Every meaningful GLEE task should become future training material: human intent, assigned system, files touched, proof, failure, correction, and promotion decision.
Absorption records what was found. Remix starts only when GLEE can abstract the job-to-be-done, avoid protected expression, and prove why the result is GLEE-native.
Catalogued projects are not release claims. The proof loop keeps study, receipts, and deploy authority separate.