Purple Party for Australia civic map artwork

Navigation tree

Site Map Tree

A fancy but practical map of the P4A public workbench: jump straight to the main rooms, the Twinkle clips, their follow-through rooms, the deeper civic machinery, or the state and territory layers.

Pick a branch

Every public room, one tree.

Open a branch, follow the links, and keep your bearings. The map is deliberately human-readable so future contributors can see how the rooms fit together.

01Main doorsThe front-of-house paths most people need first.
  • HomePlain project doorway and placeholder song video.
  • Geographic mapsOpen Victoria’s interactive maps or choose a state or territory.
  • Civic Architecture BuilderRoots-up model: homes, neighbours, councils, states and future layers.
  • Civic Twin BuildersBrowser-local Markdown builders for L0 profiles, L1 meshes, L2 civic fronts and the future C-Hour pipeline.
  • Markdown with AIP4A-format beginner guide for .md files, agent context, sources, privacy lanes and review notes.
  • Twinkle SeriesShort gripe clips that open into named follow-through rooms.
  • Civic pathwayThe preserved journey through origins, culture, organising, trust and civic design.
  • Rabbit-hole policiesAll 49 solutions, key civic systems, source projects and policy rooms.
  • Deployment GearSupport bundles, clothing and culture objects.
  • Musicversei C. infinity, P4A songs, myth and culture hooks.
  • State and Territory PortalsEight local doors into the national rehearsal.
  • State HistoriesJurisdiction histories for the state layer.
  • Purple Party ConstitutionThe internal rulebook workbench.
  • Law Engine / Legal RAGLegal memory, citations, limits and human review.
  • About the workbenchImplemented Victoria tools, project status, sources, licence limits and separate sibling projects.
  • Treaty AtlasInherited agreements mapped: who they touch, who they serve, whether to keep, renew, modernise or sunset each one.
  • Civic LedgerPublic records, contribution trails and repair memory.
0249 Twinkles and their policy ideasStable identities: clip → specific proposal → full room → connected projects.
03Rabbit-hole policiesAll 49 solutions and their full policy rooms.
04State layerEight portals, each with history, architecture and constitution rooms.

Next state and territory general elections, soonest first. Countdown days use each jurisdiction’s local calendar. Tasmania is placed by its expected year, without an invented polling date. Passed dates move to the end until refreshed. Sources checked 2 October 2026; statutory dates can change under legal exceptions.

National reference indexes

05Workbench and referenceUseful source notes and practical build surfaces.

More Twinkle doors and public rooms

Keep exploring

P4A is the front door

These are connected policy possibilities, tools and source libraries. Follow an idea into the project behind it, then use Project Atlas to explore the wider work.

  • UNGA81: Joyful Responsible Abundance — The connected proposal for capability, ownership, livelihoods, care and worthwhile futures, with a reference library.
  • C-Hour Introduction — One verified voluntary human hour equals one C-Hour, with no fixed dollar equivalent. Explore recognition, care and local choice.
  • 500 Queens 2026 — Women’s enterprise and leadership proposal, with mentoring concepts, an enterprise catalogue and original source readers.
  • Mutual Futures — A connected proposal for productive ownership, paid livelihoods, learning, care and freedom over time.
  • Project Atlas — The wider project directory: readable introductions, connected public pages and source repositories.

Every page in the site

156 published local pages, including the preserved civic pathway and all state rooms.

National pages and tools122 pages
VIC pages6 pages
NSW pages4 pages
QLD pages4 pages
SA pages4 pages
WA pages4 pages
TAS pages4 pages
ACT pages4 pages
NT pages4 pages