Who it is for
It has to say who it is for and who it is not for.
About
A counter for tools, not a feed.
Knowledge Mercantile keeps a small catalog of premium knowledge tools. Each edition is a set of files: a path, a scorecard, and the limits written in plain language. The work is closer to a private reading room than to a software dashboard.
- Ready to read
- 39
- Held
- 2
- Checkout
- Closed
How a tool earns a place
Three requirements
A person decides
It has to leave the last decision with a person.
The license
It has to license the buyer’s outputs without giving the files away.
The shelf stays specific. 39 kits are ready to read, from the repurposing workflows through a venue ops kit. 2 later plates are named and priced, and they are not for sale. A plate stays off the counter while a review is still open, or until an outside reading is on file. The catalog does not fill those gaps with prompt counts, income claims, or a membership. Voice around the work stays calm and specific.
The studio
Harbor Artificial is the studio behind the catalog. This page does not list a founding year or a street address. The support address is [email protected]. Mail there is how a reader reaches the house. This page does not promise how soon a reply arrives.