An exhaustive, three-level hierarchical taxonomy for book organization in personal knowledge management systems. Places learning how to learn first, merges philosophy and religion, and leaves no node of human knowledge unmapped.
A world-class, deeply reasoned taxonomy of all book categories, subcategories, and sub-subcategories for an ambitious 23-year-old software engineer in India — with a complete GitHub MDX folder architecture that scales to 5000 books.
An exhaustively researched, 5000-word guide to categorising books for a lifetime reading library on GitHub. Covers every category decision rule, explains how libraries, publishers, and the BISAC system classify books — and provides the complete folder architecture for an unlimited-scale MDX book repository.
A research-backed guide to re-evaluating category limits for a large personal library. Introduces the concept of Category Manifest MDX files and provides a massive, actionable prompt for coding agents to organize and validate a library repository of 5000+ books.
A highly tailored taxonomy designed specifically for an optimization-focused software engineer. Condenses standard humanities while expanding distributed systems, local AI, volatility trading, Indian tax structures, and homelab infrastructure.
A 7000-word exhaustive guide to organizing any library from first principles. Synthesizes the Dewey Decimal System, Library of Congress Classification, BISAC's 54 major headings, Ranganathan's Colon Classification, and modern personal library research into a single, universal taxonomy anyone can implement immediately.