Claims and their limits
This editorial draft summarizes current source and documentation. It publishes neither private receipts nor production data.
Main web Production foundation and work graph · October 2026
Current domain records describe stable participation, separate work assignments and flexible groups. Focused preparation and data readback are documented.
Limitations. Preparation and readback do not establish compatible application release or complete hosted acceptance.
Production permissions and audiences · October 2026
Scoped local verification is recorded for the authority and audience boundary.
Limitations. This is a sanitized summary of documented local evidence, not an independent production penetration test or a release claim.
Financial workflow adapters and exact-version resource / call-sheet review · October 2026
Domain records describe the common engine, subject adapters and frozen review definitions. Focused automated verification is documented for supported integrations.
Limitations. Integration coverage varies. Hosted staging, Rules publication and application release are separate gates.
Production Resources and supported representations · October 7, 2026
The current implementation record describes resource context, immutable versions, review and finalization pointers.
Limitations. Production release, physical-device capture and staged department acceptance remain pending. No live private media or test receipts are published.
Documented Production Day operational model · October 2026
The domain contract distinguishes publication versions, explicit recipient acknowledgement and actual participation.
Limitations. This draft does not claim a complete hosted crew round-trip, provider delivery or production acceptance.
Main application Today and Attention composition · October 2026
Current documentation records bounded source composition, current access revalidation and partial coverage handling.
Limitations. Focused local checks are not production latency, delivery, full coverage or release proof.
Current documented runtime and provider map · October 2026 source review
The provider map places the Next.js Node origin on Google Cloud Run and identity and records in Firebase/Google Cloud.
Limitations. Provider disclosure does not independently confirm live configuration, every release path, or all tenant-provider transitions.
Web, incremental native iOS migration, Tauri desktop shell and stateless MCP · October 2026 source review
Current client records describe native migration, a hosted macOS shell and API-based MCP access.
Limitations. No feature parity, App Store release, physical-device acceptance or offline parity is asserted.
Architecture direction and existing publishing model · October 2026 source review
Publishing configuration and public projections remain distinct from private domain records.
Limitations. Coverage varies by context. This draft does not assess every Team, Organization or Community publication route.
A category’s definition does not establish that a particular system belongs to it. Native iOS is marked transitional because supported experiences coexist during migration.
Concept · Planned · Implemented locally · Verified in stated scope · Released · Not publicly assessed
Organization and Community coverage, complete cross-client parity, and every external integration are not assessed by this edition. A conceptual example is an explanation, not an acceptance test.
