FIN Central

README

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schema_version: 1 doc_id: fin_lookbooks_readme doc_kind: index title: FIN Lookbooks — Index slug: fin-lookbooks-readme source_attribution:

  • author:claude_orchestrator lifecycle_status: active created_at: 2026-05-18T00:00:00Z updated_at: 2026-05-18T00:00:00Z maintained_by: rob visibility: company data_plane: universal_intelligence tags: [lookbooks, explainers, marketing, non_technical]

FIN Lookbooks

Polished, interactive explainer artifacts intended for non-technical audiences — prospects, investors, anchor tenants, executives, journalists, federal partners.

Each lookbook is a self-contained HTML file that opens in any browser. No build step.

Inventory

LookbookAudienceTopicFile
FIN Intranet System — A Living Knowledge LayerNon-technicalWhat FIN Central + tenant intranet is, how it works, why it matters, the novelty of being an agent-native enterprise OS. Interactive markdown viewer with human-view ↔ agent-view toggle; animated 3-rung taproot diagram; fusion-lens demo.fin-intranet-system-lookbook-2026-05-18.html

How to share

  • Local preview: open docs/lookbooks/fin-intranet-system-lookbook-2026-05-18.html
  • Hosted preview: add to a GitHub Pages site at lookbooks.fintail.net/<file> (gated)
  • PDF export: print → save as PDF (page break hints in @media print styles where present)

Design conventions

All FIN lookbooks share:

  • Font pairing: Fraunces (display, variable serif) + DM Sans (body) + JetBrains Mono (code)
  • Color palette: deep sage / clay / brass on warm cream paper; ink near-black with warmth
  • Animation: scroll-triggered reveals, restrained, purposeful
  • Inline-everything: no external assets except Google Fonts CSS

Audience contract

Lookbooks are written for an audience that knows enterprise software but does NOT know FIN’s architecture. They:

  • Lead with the problem framing the audience already feels
  • Show, never just describe (interactive demos beat prose)
  • Cite proof (real metrics, real document examples)
  • End with a clear point of view (“the novelty”)

They are NOT engineering specs. They are NOT operational handbooks. For those, see:

  • docs/architecture/ — projection architecture family
  • docs/engineering/ — system specs
  • docs/processes/ — execution programs

Adding a new lookbook

  1. Create a new HTML file in this folder named <topic-slug>-<YYYY-MM-DD>.html
  2. Follow the design conventions in the existing lookbook
  3. Add an entry to the table above
  4. Open PR with screenshots in the description

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