Bounded Public Walkthrough - Obsidian Publish

# Bounded Public Walkthrough Bounded Public Walkthrough is the small public-safe check for whether a person can move through Joe's Mynd from entry to practice to feedback. ## Meaning Use this when there is no feedback signal yet, or after a release, to check whether the public path actually works. The walkthrough is bounded because it tests one path, not the whole graph. Walkthrough path: 1. Open [[Start Here]]. 2. Open [[Use Joe's Mynd]]. 3. Choose [[Start By How You Feel]]. 4. Choose a close-enough feeling. 5. For the fastest route, open the `Default first move` [[Well-being Practice|well-being practice]]. 6. For more context, open the feeling page first, then open its default practice. 7. Try one gentle attempt. 8. Ask [[Did This Help]]. 9. Choose one tiny result: easier, harder, or about the same. 10. Ask the smallest fit check: did it fit right, fit wrong, or is it too early to tell? 11. Open the public-safe feedback link. 12. Confirm the feedback form carries the state, practice, source, path, result, and fit context. 13. Preview the closed loop without submitting. 14. Confirm the preview says the loop is closed, no feedback was sent, and stopping is allowed. 15. Open the sample ready-state feedback review: https://josephniemchak.com/feedback-report?preview=sample-ready. 16. Confirm the sample says no feedback was sent or fetched, then shows signal readiness, a recommended decision, and one bounded next action. 17. Do not submit private, clinical, crisis, or identifying details. The feeling choice does not need to be perfect. If the page is close enough, continue. If another feeling page becomes more accurate, switch. Use the scripted check when useful: ```bash cd "/Users/joeniemchak/Developer/30 Builds/launchpad" npm run check:mynd-walkthrough:strict ``` After live deploy and Obsidian Publish sync, use: ```bash cd "/Users/joeniemchak/Developer/30 Builds/launchpad" npm run check:mynd-walkthrough:live:strict ``` The walkthrough can produce three outcomes: | Outcome | Meaning | Next action | |---|---|---| | clear path | the person can move from entry to practice to feedback | no change needed | | friction | something is confusing, missing, too bulky, or unsafe | revise the smallest public note | | private or clinical | the path asks for too much or exposes too much | strengthen the boundary or route to human support | The fit check is not a score. It only asks whether the next action should keep the practice available, make it smaller, choose support, or wait for more information. If the walkthrough produces no friction, choose no change. No change is a valid result. The sample ready-state feedback review is not evidence from a real person. It only shows what the revision guidance should feel like when the feedback report is ready to revise from. ## Source Of Meaning This note comes from the no-signal review rule: when there is no feedback queue or practice signal, Joe/Codex should not invent a pattern. ## Relationship Over Time This walkthrough should stay small enough that Joe, Codex, or another agent can run it quickly after a release or during a no-signal review. If real users reveal better first paths, this note should change. ## Links - [[Start Here]] - [[Use Joe's Mynd]] - [[Start By How You Feel]] - [[Practice Path]] - [[Practice Library]] - [[Well-being Practice]] - [[Did This Help]] - [[Practice Result Loop]] - [[Mynd Feedback Loop]] - [[Public Private Boundary]] - [[The Brotherhood Care Path]] - [[For Agents]] - [[Mynd Release Path]] ## Tensions A walkthrough should reveal friction without becoming a fake user study or a reason to overfit the graph. ## Question Can a real person move from entry to one small practice to one public-safe result signal?