Record study mode roadmap

CONVENTIONS.md

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 LibreBible is the public Bible and study-resource data project. This technical repo, `libre-bible-data`, is the canonical source, normalization, and packaging repository for free-to-use Bible and Bible-study resources used by Libre Study, GracePress Bible Tooltip, and related projects.
 
+Libre Study, LibreBible tooling, generated catalog code, and ChristIT-authored metadata are intended to be free to use, open source, free to own, and free to reuse. Third-party Bible texts and study resources may have narrower terms. When a resource is not public domain or open licensed, catalogs and manifests must describe it as a licensed/free-to-use resource and must preserve its redistribution, attribution, trademark, noncommercial, quotation, and app-linking requirements.
+
 ## Repository Purpose
 
 This repo should gather every Bible translation and study resource that we can legally redistribute and normalize into app-ready packages.
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 ## Legal Boundary
 
 - "Free online" is not enough. Redistribution and format conversion must be allowed.
+- The software/tooling can be open source even when a bundled third-party text is only free-to-use under specific terms.
 - Every committed text/resource package must have explicit license metadata.
 - If redistribution is unclear, store source metadata and importer instructions only. Do not commit the resource content.
 - Preserve upstream attribution and license notes in generated catalogs.

ROADMAP.md

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 - Libre Study can install/update a Bible package from the public catalog.
 - GracePress Bible Tooltip can consume the same resource metadata and package outputs.
 
-## Phase 6: Updates, Releases, and Automation
+## Phase 6: Study Modes and Canon Profiles
+
+Goal: let users study from a chosen tradition, canon, or research profile without hardcoding one Protestant/KJV-centered shape into the app.
+
+Study modes should be neutral resource bundles. A mode may define preferred translations, canon/book coverage, notes, commentaries, dictionaries, maps, timelines, and warnings about resource scope or licensing. Modes should not imply endorsement; they are study lenses.
+
+Possible study modes:
+
+- Protestant / evangelical / Baptist-oriented 66-book study.
+- Catholic study with deuterocanonical books and Catholic-approved translations/resources where redistribution permits.
+- Eastern Orthodox study modes where suitable translations and canon metadata are available.
+- Ethiopian Orthodox study with broader canon metadata and resource discovery.
+- Coptic Orthodox study mode where suitable canon/resource data is available.
+- Research modes for movements or sects such as Latter-day Saint, Jehovah's Witness, Branhamite, or other historically significant groups, with explicit source attribution and clear separation from standard Bible translations.
+
+Tasks:
+
+- Add a `canon_profile` or `study_mode` metadata shape that can group translations and attachments without duplicating resources.
+- Record canon/book lists per profile instead of assuming every Bible is 66 books.
+- Allow resources to declare whether they are translation-specific, canon-profile-specific, denomination-specific, or translation-agnostic.
+- Keep commentaries, dictionaries, maps, and general reference works translation-agnostic unless the source says otherwise.
+- Keep translation footnotes, translator notes, study notes, Strong's links, morphology, and embedded cross-references tied to the translation/package that produced them.
+- Add catalog fields so Libre Study can show available modes and explain what resources are included.
+- Treat sect/movement modes as research profiles with careful naming, source context, and no implicit doctrinal endorsement.
+
+Definition of done:
+
+- LibreBible can describe at least one 66-book Protestant profile and one broader-canon profile.
+- Libre Study can switch a session into a profile and show which translations/resources are active because of that profile.
+- Resource metadata clearly distinguishes translation-specific attachments from reusable reference resources.
+
+## Phase 7: Updates, Releases, and Automation
 
 Goal: keep upstream scanning and package publishing repeatable.
 
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 - A resource update can be checked, reviewed, regenerated, committed, pushed, and published without manual file hunting.
 
-## Phase 7: Public Site Polish
+## Phase 8: Public Site Polish
 
 Goal: make the public LibreBible catalog feel like a real product.
 
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 - Whether to eventually split especially large or independently maintained translations/resources into separate repos.
 - Which public package format should become the preferred app install format: JSONL bundle, SQLite bundle, zip package, or another signed manifest format.
 - How much Gitea itself should be customized after the ChristIT.com catalog proves the model.
+- How to name and present denomination, tradition, canon, and sect/movement research profiles in a way that is useful, accurate, and not confused with endorsement.

package-lock.json

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package.json

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