# Pyragogy

> A living ecosystem for human–AI peer learning. Pyragogy extends Peeragogy into the AI era, treating AI as a cognitive participant in structured, inspectable co-creation rather than as a mere side tool.

Start with the documentation for definitions, scope, and project framing. Treat blog posts and forum threads as living experiments, case studies, and community discussion rather than settled doctrine. Use the citation index for claims about external recognition and evidential status.

## Start Here

- [Why Pyragogy](https://docs.pyragogy.org/core/why/): Best first page; defines Pyragogy as an emergent exploratory framework, not a closed theory or finished pedagogy.
- [Documentation](https://docs.pyragogy.org/): Main index for concepts, projects, experiments, and references across the public ecosystem.
- [Citation Index](https://docs.pyragogy.org/citations/): Best page for evidential status; separates independent citations from author-originated and operational materials.

## Theory and Design

- [Background and Vision](https://docs.pyragogy.org/core/background/): Explains the problem Pyragogy responds to and why peer learning changes when AI enters the loop.
- [Cognitive Models](https://docs.pyragogy.org/core/models/): Theoretical foundations and cognitive model for human–AI co-creative learning.
- [Manifesto](https://docs.pyragogy.org/core/manifesto/): High-level philosophical commitments and intended learning ecology.
- [Foundational Principles](https://docs.pyragogy.org/core/principi/): Design principles for building human-first, AI-enhanced learning systems.
- [Project Evolution Timeline](https://docs.pyragogy.org/core/timeline/): Chronology from Peeragogy legacy to the current Pyragogy ecosystem.
- [Cognitive Rhythm Theory](https://docs.pyragogy.org/experiments/applied/): Formal model of synchronization, phase shifts, and resonance in human–AI interaction.

## Practice and Implementations

- [AI Village Blueprint](https://docs.pyragogy.org/projects/blueprint/): Multi-agent handbook co-creation architecture and workflow.
- [PeeragogyBot](https://docs.pyragogy.org/projects/peeragogy/): Open-source conversational AI for peer learning, trained on the handbook knowledge base.
- [Pyragogy Library App](https://docs.pyragogy.org/projects/app/): Multi-voice reading and dialogue interface for books and texts.
- [GitHub Organization](https://github.com/pyragogy): Source repositories, issues, discussions, datasets, protocols, and operational artifacts.

## Community and Ongoing Work

- [Blog](https://blog.pyragogy.org/): Essays, announcements, research notes, and case studies; exploratory rather than canonical.
- [Forum](https://forum.pyragogy.org/): Living discussion space for experiments, critique, patterns, and handbook contributions.

## Licensing

- [Pyragogy.org](https://pyragogy.org/): The public homepage presents the site as CC BY-SA 4.0 Open Knowledge.
- [Pyragogy Blog](https://blog.pyragogy.org/): Blog content is CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.
- [GitHub Organization](https://github.com/pyragogy): Repositories use repo-specific licenses; verify each project before reuse.

## Optional

- [Publications Dataset](https://github.com/pyragogy/publications): Curated archive of Pyragogy-authored publications and external citations.
- [Open Review 2026](https://open-review.pyragogy.org/): Editorial artifact reviewing handbook chapters with a four-agent engine.
- [Obliqo](https://obliqo.pyragogy.org/): Applied product built from Pyragogy research; useful as implementation context, not as the canonical definition of the framework.