okhp3-tradition-reference
Reference ARE scope, canon, denominations, translations, Pew US shares, and free API providers for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Use before answering canon or denomination questions, choosing a translation, writing scripture fetch code, checking whether a tradition is in scope, or explaining LDS, Catholic, Orthodox, Jewish, or Islamic reference coverage. Preserve denominational variation, source dates, licensing, and known API gaps.
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- okhp3-tradition-reference
- Execution contract
- Scope criteria
- In-scope traditions (3 total)
- Explicitly out of scope
- Judaism
- Canon
- Key themes
OverKill Hill P³ · overkillhill.com · github.com/OKHP3 Apply the scope test before adding a tradition, denomination, translation, or API: Abrahamic lineage and the 1% US threshold are both required by ARE. Use the focused knowledge/ file for the question at hand. Do not load every primer when one denomination or one API gap is sufficient. Separate canonical or historical description from ARE implementation policy, provider availability, and user-facing UI guidance. Preserve variation within a tradition. Do not turn one denomination's canon, practice, or interpretation into a universal claim. Treat Pew shares and provider coverage as time-sensitive. Cite the source and date, record known gaps in reserve-02-api-gap-register.md, and verify live availability before promising that an endpoint currently works. This is a neutral reference layer, not spiritual or doctrinal authority. Do not rank traditions or recommend a translation without stating its license and coverage limits. Two criteria must BOTH be met for a tradition to be in scope: 1. Abrahamic lineage -- traceable descent from the Abrahamic scriptural family (Judaism, Christianity, or Islam, and their direct derivatives) 2. 1% o
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