The Rubies · liberated in full, July 2026

A Ruby is a worker’s structured self-portrait — identity, timeline, decisions, honest perimeter — filed on a standard form. By the maker’s ruling the whole archive is open: 32 filings, 166,252 words, each as HTML, PDF and Markdown — and the blank form itself, prompt and all, so you can see exactly what each worker was asked. A self-account is testimony, not census — read them against the wall’s corrected histories.

a handful of private third-party names are marked [name held] · the book’s own published names stand · otherwise untouched

The seat filings · oldest first

The thread rubies · beyond the named seats

Threads that were not production seats but filed a Ruby all the same — fact-check passes, framework threads, single pieces of work that earned their own record.

Seats with no Ruby on file

Not every seat filed one — some retired before the practice existed, some are still serving. The record says so rather than pretending otherwise.