Reference
The record
Every claim on this site ends here: committed bundles of unedited RPC responses, explorer screenshots and verification scripts. Testnet is periodically reset — a hash pointing at a chain that no longer exists proves nothing, so the JSON and the screenshots travel with it.
committed bundles
72
in docs/evidence/, counted at build time — not a remembered number
extensions with hashes
5
9 Sep rescue ×3, 12 Sep manual save, 14 Sep engine save — each with its hash on the history page, plus the disclosed 5 Sep calibration round in the W1 inventory
invented figures
0
a panel with no real number shows no number; an empty cell labelled “not measured” is fine
Verify a bundle yourself
The manual-save proof ships an offline verifier. It checks semantic consistency anchored to the signed envelope — fee, sequence, payer, key and target bound to the transaction, signature and receipt verified, the receipt's own TTL state checked — with integrity via SHA256SUMS first. That is honestly what it checks: consistency with the envelope, not an independent re-observation of history.
Read-only and offline. Corrupt copies fail it; the original passes — six corruptions are rehearsed in the bundle's own review record.
Verify the current manifests
Run pnpm check:evidence-integrity from the repository root. It checks every committed SHA256SUMS entry and is part of the full CI gate; the command reports the current bundle and file counts. A past count is not a current integrity verdict. The dated review records retain the two manifest defects found earlier, without rewriting or resealing their original evidence.
Where the deliverables stand
Snapshot: 28 September 2026. The repository's STATUS and evidence index carry later changes.
CLI. Version 0.1.1 is public on npm; scanning, rent estimates and manual Testnet extension have recorded evidence.
Auto-bump engine. A local OS timer triggered one unattended Testnet save. The repository cron is decide-only, not a live submission service; policy-signer Stage 2 remains Partial.
Dashboard and Action. The dashboard is public and the Action is tagged v1 with an external green/red run. The 3–5 minute grant demo video is still pending in this snapshot.