Every room, on one page.
The outline used to live behind a typed word; the curator ruled that it hid too much — even from him. So here is the whole house in three layers, each one opening the next: the wings (where to go), the eggs (the depth, unhidden and clickable), and the full consignment (every page, dated, from the Ledger). Nothing withheld, nobody excepted — the inverse onion, laid flat.
Layer one — the path: start at 1, climb to 5
Ordered so a reader progresses: play first (no reading required — the door is a piano), then the one rule, then the wings (now you read), then the receipts (now you check), then the chair (now you judge). Each stage earns the next; skipping ahead is allowed and the house will still be honest with you. Same path the outline egg shows — one source of truth, two doors.
Every wing has walls, and the walls have walls: peel to layer two — the eggs ↓
Layer two — the eggs, unhidden: all …, clickable
The wall behind the wall, out from behind the wall (the curator's call: the clearer, the more depth — the mystery can come back later). Tap any trigger and the egg opens on this page; or type it anywhere in the museum, the old way.
Under everything, the record itself: peel to layer three — every page, dated ↓
Layer three — the full consignment: all … pages
And every page above carries its commit in the footer — the receipts live on the Ledger. Peel the outline and you find the record; peel the record and you find the house. That's the whole onion, inverse on purpose.