StoryArchitectures of category theory

Categories organize objects and transformations; functors transport structure and natural transformations compare transports. Limits, colimits, and adjunctions express universal constructions. From this common language branch cartesian and closed categories, monoidal and dagger categories, additive and abelian categories, exact and derived settings, and sheaf/topos architectures. The Story emphasizes that these are distinct enrichments and axiomatizations rather than a single linear hierarchy.

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