forgeplan fpf list

forgeplan fpf list prints every section in the First Principles Framework knowledge base as a table - section ID, part (A/B/C), and title. It’s the table-of-contents view of the KB.

When to use

For orientation - scan the whole FPF structure in one screen.
Right after fpf ingest - confirm the expected ~204 sections are present.
To pick a section ID to read before running fpf section.
To sanity-check coverage when a search returns surprisingly few results.

When NOT to use

For content lookup - use fpf search.
For reading a single section - use fpf section <id>.
For KB health / staleness - use fpf status.

Usage

forgeplan fpf list [OPTIONS]

Options

  -h, --help     Print help
  -V, --version  Print version

Examples

# Full table
forgeplan fpf list

# Typical browse flow
forgeplan fpf list
forgeplan fpf section B.3
forgeplan fpf search "trust"

Structure of the FPF corpus

Sections are grouped into three parts:

Part A - Foundations. Kernel architecture, reasoning primitives, base vocabulary.
Part B - Trust calculus. Evidence grading, congruence levels, R_eff semantics, explore/investigate/exploit.
Part C - ADI cycle. Abduction → Deduction → Induction, hypothesis management, adversarial review.

A total of 204 sections are shipped with Forgeplan and loaded into the KB on fpf ingest.

How it fits

fpf list is the discovery entry point: scan the table, spot an interesting ID, then jump to fpf section or fpf search for deeper reading.