A web where every property is reproducible from source.
Today, most Drupal sites live as a database that nobody fully understands. Operators tweak in admin, developers patch in code, the staging environment drifted from production three deploys ago. When something breaks, the fix is a 40-message archaeology session about what was changed, when, by whom, and why.
We don't think it has to be that way.
Every property we ship is a pop-up book: open it on a fresh database, run the recipe, get the entire site back — content, configuration, taxonomies, image styles, image bytes, block placements, menu structure. Operator edits live in CSV files that diff cleanly in code review. Schema changes are tracked migrations, not silent admin saves.
The long-horizon goal: a generation of Drupal sites that can outlive the agency that built them, the developer who maintained them, the operator who edited them, and the platform's next major-version upgrade. The site survives because its source is complete.