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 # Harmony — RT project skeleton
 
-Tiny, opinionated starter project skeleton that we use across RT projects independent of language being coded.
+Project based on the RT Harmony skeleton.
 
-Pick a role, source the env, build your thing, then release.
+Kernel module for packet filtering. Filter is written in C then compiled into a module.
 
-## Roles (source these, don’t execute)
-- `env_developer`  — dev workflow
-- `env_tester`     — test + repro
-- `env_toolsmith`  — shared tools + env wiring
+The example is prototype work for local assignment with subu containers.
 
-Developers work under `developer/`, testers under `tester/`, toolsmiths wire `tool_shared/` and env scripts.
-
-## Layout (why it exists)
-- `document/`                        — project docs (+ RT conventions in org)
-- `developer/`                       — dev code, experiments, dev-specific docs/tools
-- `tester/`                          — tests, fixtures, repro steps
-- `tool_shared/`                     — shared tools/env for all roles
-- `tool_shared/third_party/`         — third-party tools
-- `tool_shared/third_party/python/`  — your venv lives here (not committed)
-- `release/`                         — publishable artifacts
-- `tmp/`                             — scratch (gitignored)
-
-Empty directories are tracked with `.githolder` (kept out of release archives).
-
-## Quick start
-```bash
-# choose a role (must be sourced)
-source ./env_developer   # or env_tester / env_toolsmith
-
-# create the Python venv under tool_shared/third_party/python/ (literally 'python' instead of 'venv'
-./scripts/python_venv_bootstrap.sh
-
-# re-enter later
-source ./env_developer
-
-# where used
-
-In public projects, this structure has been used with Python, Java, C, C++, and Lisp projects.
-
-Note the related https://github.com/Thomas-Walker-Lynch/RT-project-share project. It has the generic makefile used on C/C++ projects and other shared tools.  Note the project https://github.com/Thomas-Walker-Lynch/RT_gcc for a more fully featured cpp.  Note the projects https://github.com/Thomas-Walker-Lynch/Mosaic, and https://github.com/Thomas-Walker-Lynch/Mosaic for Java examples of this project skeleton being used for a Java testing and dependency grapph build tool, respectively.