Working repository for the person-centric archive covering Steven Woods' public appearances,
profile material, awards, and cross-company media record. New material lands in
incoming/, then moves into the research ledger and historic lanes once it is dated
and understood.
Drop raw interviews, podcasts, profile pages, talk listings, and related media here first so nothing gets lost during early research.
public/steven-woods-research/incoming/Extract dates, titles, contexts, archive status, and whether each item is a public appearance, profile, or third-party media mention.
Store local copies and structured summaries so the person-centric archive remains usable even when older public links disappear or drift.
public/steven-woods-research/historic/Date-first index of approved public appearances, with summary text and direct links to source and archive copies. Where practical, local archive copies should open inside the page first.
Browsable list of institutional profiles, awards, and transition pieces with active links to the collected content and local-first viewing where available.
Approved third-party coverage organized by date, summary, and direct content links, with preference for preserved local copies when they exist.
Research line for the 2008 to 2021 Google Canada period.
Research line for the 2021-present Inovia period.
Research line for the 1991 to 1992 Canberra / CSIRO / Knights period.
Research line for the 1998 to 1999 Software Engineering Institute period.
The Steven archive now has repo-owned continuity surfaces so future work does not depend on rediscovering the intended workspace or restart procedure.
The upgraded person-research workflow now has a structured baseline identity record, a working timeline, and a Wikipedia-style draft assessment.
The reviewed source set is tracked centrally so the archive can distinguish the approved machine-readable baseline from broader working-review and preservation-reconciliation notes.
Archived HTML copies and feed metadata are preserved locally to keep the archive stable even when source sites change.
This project exports the manifest and handoff files needed to flow Steven-centric summaries up to the top-level public hub, while Quack and Kinitos may still use this archive as supporting person-centric context.