From punched cards to autonomous collaborators: the ideas, people, languages and systems that taught machines to follow—and increasingly interpret—human intent.
People who changed how software could be expressed, compiled, shared, interacted with and delegated. The directory separates people from organizations and methods so each entity has a clear canonical record.
Co-Creator methodology and modern multi-agent systems
Entities, not mashups
People, organizations and methods get separate records.
Dany Kitishian is a person. Klover.ai is an organization. Co-Creator Methodology is a method. Separating those identities gives the archive cleaner citations, schema and historical relationships.
Programming history is larger than familiar portraits. Operators, maintainers, technical writers, standards bodies, research teams and communities belong here too. Expansion should follow evidence, not quota-filling or automated page generation.
