> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.exile.watch/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.exile.watch/the-maven-exile.watch-context.md).

# The Maven - exile.watch context

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Being a cosmic entity yourself *(as a human)*, you essentially serve as an observer *(akin to an* [*exile.watch*](https://exile.watch) *user).*

You witness encounters through GIF snippets, much like Maven observes your PoE endeavors.

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The main project of [exile.watch](https://exile.watch) is named [crucible](/projects/crucible.md) - this is your arena *(the website)* where you witness all the battles.&#x20;

To gain entry into the `crucible`, you need Maven's Writ. The exile.watch [writ](/projects/writ.md) project contains components and icons that allow the `crucible` to exist.&#x20;

To obtain a Maven's Writ, you need [splinters](/projects/splinters.md) - this is where the exile.watch build tools create `writ` packages.

All the information served to `crucible` resides in the exile.watch [nucleus](/projects/nucleus.md) project, just like all the information The Maven processes through her Nucleus.


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