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Deliverables

Retired surface. This page preserves the former aggregate pane's behavior for historical reference. It is not available in current navigation. Item-level ## Deliverables still render in project previews and note modals.

The aggregate pane is retired; the ## Deliverables section itself is unchanged. To open an item, use its project preview.

What it shows

Every project whose README has a ## Deliverables section, grouped by project. A summary line at the top counts what you're looking at — 5 projects · 12 items. Groups are sorted newest-first (the item slug starts with its ISO date, so a descending slug sort is a date sort) and all start expanded. Each group header shows the project title, a status pill, and the date; collapse the ones you're done with.

Former pane screenshots (historical): Deliverables pane — five project groups, with WIKI, URL, PDF, MD, IMAGE, and FILE type tags Deliverables pane — five project groups, with WIKI, URL, PDF, MD, IMAGE, and FILE type tags

It is parse-only: the pane reuses the deliverables already parsed from each README for the Projects pane — there is no separate filesystem scan and no dedicated outputs/ directory to maintain. A project appears here the moment it links at least one deliverable, and disappears when it links none.

Each deliverable row carries a coarse type tag:

Tag Item
WIKI a [[slug]] wikilink to another conception item
URL an external http(s)://… link
PDF .pdf
HTML .html / .htm
MD .md / .markdown
IMAGE .png / .jpg / .svg / …
FILE any other local file

A trailing comment (after —) is shown next to the label for any item type.

Opening a deliverable

Click a row to open it. The viewer is chosen by type — wikilinks navigate to the linked item within condash; PDF, HTML, images, and text/source files preview in-app; URLs open in your browser; Markdown opens read-only; everything else hands off to your OS default app. See Deliverables for the full table and the HTML-preview relative-asset notes.

Local-file rows (anything that isn't a wikilink or URL) also carry a reveal button (⤷) that opens the file in your OS file manager, selected in its parent folder.

Empty state

When no project links a deliverable, the pane shows a one-line pointer: link artifacts under a project's ## Deliverables.

See also