Every CareTV HTML artifact must be delivered as a complete, directly usable file with an exact filename, dated daily-build location, and a permalink embedded inside the file itself.
Every CareTV HTML file should identify:
The file should include both standards-based canonical metadata and CareTV-specific metadata so browsers, search systems, scripts, future CareTV tooling, and humans can all identify the exact artifact reliably.
CareTV development is organized by date under:
https://8k.art/beta/_daily-builds/YYYY-MM-DD/
Each meaningful iteration should receive a versioned filename rather than silently replacing a historically referenced build.
In addition to machine-readable metadata, each CareTV HTML document should display its complete permalink somewhere visible in the page. This ensures the URL can be copied, pasted, published, cited, or supplied to another human or AI without inspecting source code.
When a CareTV HTML document is created or revised, the normal workflow is: complete HTML file in, complete revised HTML file out. Partial snippets, isolated replacement functions, and ambiguous patch instructions should not be the default.
Every CareTV HTML iteration should be identifiable, complete, dated, reproducible, directly usable, and permanently referencable.