Recent public changes
A workspace for evidence and handoffs
Bridge's local prototype connects casefiles, investigation branches, requirement-versus-result review, versioned handoffs, direct and group conversation records, and shared-context receipts. Local backend tests passed. Live service integration, external delivery, and model access still require qualification; this is not a runtime release.
Learn moreShared references, separate identities
An October 11 local pilot and fresh Linux reproduction tested equal pinned reference reads from two simulated clients with separately attributable observations and unchanged recorded read-state inventory. All 63 tests passed. This is not live ChatGPT/Codex connectivity, complete semantic memory, or runtime acceptance.
Learn moreRecovery evidence, not a completion claim
Six selected interruption-and-restart cases distinguished three incident holds from three verified clean outcomes. A separate resource worker completed selected checks, but its enclosing collection stopped. Integrated runtime acceptance remains unfinished; negative evidence is retained. New notes supplement the unchanged historical September 8 program-status snapshot.
Learn moreLocal correctness progress; performance remains unproven
What changed: an October 8–9 review adds bounded synthetic local coordination evidence and retains the negative and inconclusive outcomes of further exact-output experiments. Why it matters: correctness and performance are separate claims. Evidence: original and same-machine copy records matched for the local boundary checks; the completed performance screens did not establish the required net improvement. Unresolved: no multi-host or operating-system speed claim follows, and native integrated runtime acceptance remains unfinished. The September 8 program-status snapshot remains historical and unchanged.
Learn moreA clearer public doorway
What changed: the homepage, contribution guidance, evidence navigation, contact language, and mobile layout were refined. Why it matters: visitors can reach the idea, evidence, and collaboration paths sooner. Evidence: the release was checked in desktop and mobile browsers and against exact public page bodies. Unresolved: the underlying research-status snapshot intentionally remains dated September 8.
Learn moreA dated evidence snapshot
What changed: the public status inventory was bound to one sanitized source. Why it matters: architecture and operational evidence now have separate clocks. Evidence: the status and What Exists Today pages use the same source. Unresolved: later engineering does not change this snapshot until a new public evidence review is completed.
Learn moreTwo ways to follow progress
The project story
Read the goal, achieved outcome, and lesson at each major chapter—without implementation-sensitive detail.
Learn moreThe dated evidence posture
Inspect the current version-qualified component states, limitations, and authority boundaries.
Learn moreEntry contract
| Field | Purpose |
|---|---|
| What changed | The bounded technical or documentation delta |
| What did not change | Preserved source, semantics, status, or authority |
| Evidence state | Exact validated scope |
| Authority state | What the milestone does and does not authorize |
| Known blockers | Unresolved dependencies or failed gates |
| Next gate | The next bounded decision or validation step |
Public boundary
Entries exclude private host details, internal custody locators, credentials, customer information, and incident particulars.