The Formulary records how this place works. It is the book beside the counter: not a subject being learned, but the language that keeps the house legible while the work changes.
The form this site inherited, and why its public work became an Apothecary of brews rather than a garden of finished posts.
How a batch gains its reagent, tincture, elixir, or failed-batch label, and why its confidence is separate from the room it belongs in.
The courtyard map: Workshop, Stillroom, Studio, Library, Wards, Study, and Quarters, with the active workbench in the Workshop.
The type system that makes the Apothecary readable before its decoration gets a chance to speak.
What these pages try to hold while the work is still moving.