1.1--- a/core/app/organ.org	Tue Dec 12 21:50:16 2023 -0500
     1.2+++ b/core/app/organ.org	Wed Dec 13 20:01:01 2023 -0500
     1.3@@ -2,6 +2,22 @@
     1.4 
     1.5 The =organ= CLI tool is used to manipulate [[https://orgmode.org/][Org Mode]] files.
     1.6 
     1.7+* Overview
     1.8+=Org-mode= the application depends on Emacs (it's written in Emacs
     1.9+Lisp) but that doesn't mean we need to. To solve the issue of
    1.10+interoperability between different systems, we are developing a tool
    1.11+called [[https://lab.rwest.io/comp/core/-/tree/branch/default/lisp/lib/organ][organ]]. The purpose of =organ= is to provide an external API for
    1.12+Org documents that doesn't depend on GNU Emacs.
    1.13+
    1.14+If we were designing a /personal/ note-taking system, I would argue
    1.15+that we don't need this tool. The problem is it's /not/ personal - we
    1.16+have a much wider intended audience and need to present information in
    1.17+many different ways. This means thinking about hundreds to thousands
    1.18+of documents instead of tens, about processing those documents into a
    1.19+full-text search database, and reducing cost along the way.
    1.20+
    1.21+Emacs can do all of these things, but do you really want it to?
    1.22+
    1.23 * help
    1.24 #+begin_src shell :results pp replace
    1.25 organ -h

     2.1--- a/core/lib/organ.org	Tue Dec 12 21:50:16 2023 -0500
     2.2+++ b/core/lib/organ.org	Wed Dec 13 20:01:01 2023 -0500
     2.3@@ -1,1 +1,19 @@
     2.4 {{{header(organ,Richard Westhaver,ellis@rwest.io)}}}
     2.5+
     2.6+This is a modular tool for extracting information from emacs org-mode
     2.7+files. It's highly opinionated and only suited for parsing my
     2.8+documents. This means I may introduce syntax which is not supported by
     2.9+or which can't be interpreted by Emacs Org-Mode. It also means that
    2.10+/the complete Org-element API will not be supported/. The most
    2.11+troublesome of org-mode features are simply ignored.
    2.12+
    2.13+This project is driven by the idea that org-mode is pretty cool, but
    2.14+that previous attempts to build a robust parser implementation have
    2.15+been hindered by their attempts to clone the functionality as well.
    2.16+
    2.17+- *Goals*
    2.18+  - org->sxp :: takes org-mode stream outputs SXP forms
    2.19+  - parallel :: take advantage of multi-threading to parse multiple
    2.20+    trees simultaneously
    2.21+  - composable :: specialized methods for combining and composing
    2.22+    org-mode nodes

     3.1--- a/core/readme.org	Tue Dec 12 21:50:16 2023 -0500
     3.2+++ b/core/readme.org	Wed Dec 13 20:01:01 2023 -0500
     3.3@@ -10,13 +10,13 @@
     3.4 ===============================================================================
     3.5  Language            Files        Lines         Code     Comments       Blanks
     3.6 ===============================================================================
     3.7- Lisp                  114        13419        10455         1234         1730
     3.8+ Lisp                  119        13512        10493         1273         1746
     3.9 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    3.10- Rust                  142        12407        10732          443         1232
    3.11+ Rust                  146        36276        30908          814         4554
    3.12  |- Markdown           101          804            0          709           95
    3.13- (Total)                          13211        10732         1152         1327
    3.14+ (Total)                          37080        30908         1523         4649
    3.15 ===============================================================================
    3.16- Total                 256        25826        21187         1677         2962
    3.17+ Total                 265        49788        41401         2087         6300
    3.18 ===============================================================================
    3.19 #+end_example
    3.20