Support Nodes

Support Nodes are folders that are used to store files or directories that are not directly related to the current level. Its purpose is to provide a way to store additional information or resources at their same level, In that way support the user.

Each Support Node should has a unique identifier, making it easy to differentiate and quickly identify them.

99.Settings Folder

Its should have identifier 99.
This node (folder) stores preset configurations for programs, the Operating system, or the ANT system itself. It consolidates all environment-specific settings in a single location for immediate access.

Here you should contain subfolders, depending on the type of settings being stored.

You can include:

Program/OS configuration files (e.g., .env, config.json, etc.)
System customization assets (icons, themes, scripts)
Templates or presets
Automation workflows
Custom Profiles
Set-up Programs

Naming Convention:

This node may or not inherit their name from parent node.
Just looking like 99.Settings is enough.

Uttility

Acts as a central hub for storing configurations, presets, and other settings that are required for your programs and files.

98.Review Folder

Its should have identifier 98.
This node (folder) contains all your files and directories that need review;

Need renaming
Have no classification
or Even are not from the current level.

Naming Convention:

This node will inherit just their name from parent node, with prefix 98. before the name.

 📁 04.Marketing                       ←−−− Parent
  ├── 📁 01.Foundations of Marketing
  ├── 📁 02.Web Analytics and SEO
  ├── 📁 . . .
  ├── 📁 98.Marketing                  ←−−− Review Folder
  │    ├── 📁 Online marketing Paolini course
  │    ├── 📄 Build-a-Successful-Social-Media-Strategy.pdf
  │    ├── 🖼 bf25a6e4ab1909bfcb25c50e3368a8.jpg
  │    └── 🖼 . . .

Uttility

✅ Its functionality is to be like a Sandbox; This helps the user and the system alike in avoiding mess and maintaining organizational integrity.
✅ By routing unclear or unclassified files to a properly marked staging area, it is become a temporary place for these without compromising rest of files.

97.Templates Folder

Its should have identifier 97.
This node (folder) stores blueprint structures for workboard nodes. These templates provide standardized starting points for lifespan nodes (folders) that frequently created.

Naming Convention:

Does not inherit parent name. Always appears as 97.Templates with relevant subfolders:

 📁 02.Video-Edition                       ←−−− Parent
  ├── 📁 97.Templates                      ←−−− Templates Folder
  │    ├── 📁 PJ.999_(YY-MM-DD) Breadcrumb [Holder]_unnamed-project
  │    └── 📁 PR.999_(YY-MM-DD) Breadcrumb [Holder]_new-practice
  ├── 📁 PJ.133_(25-07-03) Video-Edition [Mr-Beast]_template-use-example
  ├── 📁 . . .

Utility

Serves as a rapid deployment hub for workboards nodes by:
✅ Providing one-click copy/paste templates for new workboards nodes that just require renaming
✅ Maintaining consistent structures for temporary projects
✅ It may hold starter files that can be used for new projects

90.Resources Folder

Its should have identifier 90.
This node (folder) serves as a centralized repository for frequently accessed reference materials, reusable assets, and static support files. It houses essential resources that remain consistently valuable across multiple projects or operations.

Naming Convention:

This node appears as 90.Resources-of- and continue inherit their name from parent node.

 📁 02.Video-Edition                       ←−−− Parent
  ├── 📁 90.Resources-of-Video-Edition     ←−−− Resources Folder
  │    ├── 📁 01.Templates-and-presets
  │    ├── 📁 02.Music-and-SFX
  │    ├── 📁 . . .

Utility

Functions as an always-available toolkit for your projects, tasks or homework. It provides a place to store frequently used files, templates, and resources that are accessible from current level.

(00) Done Folder

Its should have identifier 00.
This node serves exclusively as the final archive for completed outputs. When a workboard folder reaches end-of-life after project/task completion, only the finalized assets are preserved here.

Naming Convention:

Always it should appears as 00.Done at every level where workboards exist.
if that you want, you may name it whatever you want but need to use the prefix 00. before the name.

 📁 02.Video-Edition                       ←−−− Parent
  ├── 📁 00.Edition-Portfolio              ←−−− Done Folder
  │    ├── 📁 01.Templates-and-presets
  │    ├── 📁 02.Music-and-SFX
  │    ├── 📁 . . .

Temporal Folders (~)

Alright, thats not a identifier as such, it’s just a mark.
This special marker (not a numbered identifier) designates ultra-short-lived storage for active work files. Unlike the structured 98.Review Folder, ~ nodes are disposable containers for assets during active manipulation, serving as temporary holding areas that should be deleted immediately after use.

Naming Convention:

Always prefixed with ~ and continue with any name you want.