A working library for computational design.
Scripository connects the reasoning behind a method to the scripts, files, and decisions needed to use it in project work.
Why it exists
Computational-design knowledge often arrives as an unexplained script, a scattered forum answer, or a finished model with no record of the decisions behind it. Scripository keeps those layers connected.
It is made for practitioners who can already work in tools such as Grasshopper or Dynamo but want stronger starting points: something they can understand, inspect, adapt, and return to when the same kind of problem appears again.
How the Library is organised
- Concepts
Understand the ideas you're working with.
- Principles
Rules of thumb that guide a decision.
- Patterns
Structures that recur across similar problems.
- Techniques
Script-level implementations in a specific tool or context.
- Workflows
Repeatable sequences of techniques, files, and human decisions.
Scripts, definitions, models, and templates are included files. They belong to a Technique or Workflow rather than forming another Library type.
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Scripository is a distinct CodedConstructs product. It turns lessons from real computational-design work into material that can be understood and reused beyond one project.
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