V1 to V2 Migration Map
This document maps v1 pages into the emerging v2 architecture.
The goal is not to port every page one-for-one. The goal is to decide what role each piece of v1 content should play in v2.
Main Rule
Do not treat Tactical Guides as a catch-all.
In v2, pages should move into the layer that matches their real function:
Core ConceptsFrameworkBuilding With Adaptable DisciplineTactical Guides- future
Exerciseslayer
Destination Rules
Core Concepts
Pages belong here if they primarily define a term or conceptual object in the framework.
Typical signs:
- the page answers "what is this?"
- the page stabilizes vocabulary
- the page matters across many contexts
Framework
Pages belong here if they primarily explain how concepts relate and behave together.
Typical signs:
- the page explains a mechanism or model
- the page translates theory into human terms
- the page explains a recurring structure across domains
Building With Adaptable Discipline
Pages belong here if they explain how to use the framework to build, diagnose, redesign, or choose interventions.
Typical signs:
- the page helps the reader apply the framework
- the page offers default conventions or heuristics
- the page is about design decisions, not just concepts
Tactical Guides
Pages belong here if they apply the framework under a specific context, condition, or community need.
Typical signs:
- the page is context-specific
- the page changes the application of the framework based on a particular condition
- the page is not meant to define the framework for everyone
Exercises
This layer does not exist yet, but some v1 content clearly belongs there.
Typical signs:
- the page is short and action-first
- the page is designed to be tried immediately
- the page is a practice, drill, reset, or quickstart
V1 Inventory By Destination
Already Mostly Absorbed
Introduction.mdMostly absorbed intov2Introduction,Framework, andBuildingThe Comeback Model.mdMostly absorbed intov2The Comeback Modelthe-four-pillars/*Rebuilt directly intov2pillar pages
Move or Mine Into Framework
Adaptation.mdBest fit:FrameworkLikely destination:- new page on adaptation, flexibility, or designing for variance
foundations/core-principles.mdBest fit:FrameworkStatus:- largely rebuilt already, but still useful for phrasing review
Move Into Building With Adaptable Discipline
getting-started/overview.mdBest fit:BuildingWhy:- explains how to start using the framework
foundations/understanding-your-context/context-overview.mdBest fit:BuildingWhy:- acts like a diagnostic orientation page
foundations/building-your-foundation/core-habits-and-anchors.mdBest fit:BuildingWhy:- anchors are a default design move, not a tactical audience page
foundations/building-your-foundation/designing-low-friction-routines.mdBest fit:BuildingWhy:- direct condition-engineering content
foundations/building-your-foundation/identifying-keystone-habits.mdBest fit:BuildingWhy:- a conventions/defaults page for what to build around
foundations/building-your-foundation/recovery-as-a-discipline-skill.mdBest fit:BuildingorFrameworkWhy:- recovery is central to how AD is used, not just a context-specific tactic
foundations/building-your-foundation/tracking-clarity-not-shame.mdBest fit:BuildingWhy:- strongly tied to metrics conventions and design use
Move Into Tactical Guides
foundations/understanding-your-context/executive-function.mdBest fit:Tactical GuidesWhy:- applies the framework through a specific functional constraint
foundations/understanding-your-context/stress-and-burnout-signals.mdBest fit:Tactical GuidesWhy:- context-specific application around burnout/stress
foundations/understanding-your-context/energy-rhythms.mdBest fit:Tactical GuidesorBuildingNote:- could go either way depending on whether it is written as universal design guidance or specific lived-context adaptation
foundations/understanding-your-context/constraints.mdBest fit:Tactical GuidesorBuildingNote:- likely
Buildingif generalized;Tacticalif framed as context-sensitive adaptation
- likely
foundations/understanding-your-context/mapping-your-real-day.mdBest fit:Tactical Guidesor futureExercisesNote:- feels exercise-like if kept concrete
foundations/understanding-your-context/why-most-disciplined-advice-failed-you.mdBest fit:Tactical GuidesWhy:- more of an entry page for people failed by traditional discipline advice than a core framework page
Future Exercises Layer
getting-started/2-minute-reset.mdgetting-started/energy-audit.mdgetting-started/first-anchor.mdgetting-started/minimum-viable-day.mdgetting-started/reality-check.md
These are not best understood as tactical guides.
They are better treated as:
- exercises
- quickstarts
- labs
- starter reps
Recommended Next Migration Order
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Adaptation.mdReason: strong conceptual bridge between framework and building -
core-habits-and-anchors.mdReason: likely one of the strongestBuildingpages -
tracking-clarity-not-shame.mdReason: good complement toMetrics -
getting-started/overview.mdReason: helps clarify whetherExercisesshould become a realv2section -
executive-function.mdReason: likely strong tactical guide material
Open Decisions
These pages still need a cleaner decision before migration:
energy-rhythms.mdconstraints.mdmapping-your-real-day.md
The key question for each is:
- is this universal design guidance?
- or is this a context-specific application?
- or is it really an exercise?
That answer should determine the v2 destination.