匠道 — Shokunindō

The Way of the Craftsman

This stack is a thinking kit for craftsmanship, excellence, and disciplined practice.

Shokunindō treats quality as a moral stance, not a metric. The work is never “finished”; it is refined. Perfection is not claimed — it is pursued.

This stack exists to:

• Clarify standards of good work
• Study mastery, restraint, and finishing
• Anchor long-term practice over short-term outcomes

This stack draws from:

• Kaizen and continuous improvement
• Design principles and reduction
• Craft traditions across domains
• Reliability over speed

Use this stack for:

• Canonical principles of good work
• Distilled rules, heuristics, and exemplars
• Re-grounding before building or shipping

Do not use this stack for:

• Journaling
• Raw notes
• Motivation or productivity hacks

When attention moves elsewhere, this stack is checked in and archived.

The work continues.

See tps-map.md for an industrial expression.