> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://wiki.jamesvarga.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Start here

> Orientation for reading and using the James Varga wiki. Explains who it is for, how it is structured, and how to get value quickly.

## What this wiki is

A structured reference site, not a blog. Every page is a reference node in a knowledge graph. Pages link to each other across types — concepts link to frameworks, frameworks link to projects, projects link to proof.

## Who it is for

Operators, founders, policy and ecosystem stakeholders.

## Page types

**Knowledge pages** explain a concept. They follow a standard structure: definition, when it matters, how it works, practical steps, examples, key takeaways, related pages.

**Framework pages** describe a reusable method. They include: what it is, who it is for, inputs, steps, outputs, prerequisites, example implementation, metrics, related pages.

**Project pages** describe an active or recent initiative: what it is, what it produces, who it serves, key outputs, and links.

**Company pages** anchor direct commercial involvement with factual proof points.

## How to read it

Start at any index page. Move from concepts to frameworks, then into projects and companies. Use the Related pages section at the bottom of each page to navigate laterally.

## What to do next

Pick the section most relevant to your purpose.

* Building or selling a B2B product: [Fintech GTM](/knowledge/fintech-gtm/index) or [5 Days to Scale](/frameworks/5-days-to-scale)
* Working in regulated markets: [AI in regulated markets](/knowledge/ai-regulated/index) or [Procurement](/knowledge/procurement/index)
* Scotland ecosystem or export: [Ecosystem building](/knowledge/ecosystem/index)
* Understanding James Varga's work: [Profile history](/content/profile-history) or [How I work](/content/how-i-work)
* Considering working with James: [How I work](/content/how-i-work) or [Advisory](/companies/advisory)

## Related pages

* [Home](/home)
* [How this wiki works](/how-this-wiki-works)
* [Profile history](/content/profile-history)
* [How I work](/content/how-i-work)
* [Frameworks index](/frameworks/index)
* [Knowledge index](/knowledge/index)
