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August 2026

RunExecutor Durable Object — one coordinator per runId. Enforces the Execution Contract, approve/pause/cancel, deadline and approval-window alarms, hashed run.json on R2. No model calls in this slice. No HTMX, no CLI sockets.
Hostile Mirror playbook — adversarial self-DD at /templates/hostile-mirror. Four ledgers (Said / Said-then / Seen / Proven). Not listed on / until an approved first-party ledger exists. Fix packs stay drafts.
Adversarial Twin playbook — Birth run at /templates/adversarial-twin. Not listed on / until an approved Birth ledger exists. No impersonation, no posting as the Twin.
Promise Ledger playbook — lives at /templates/promise-ledger. Not listed on / until an approved first-party checkpoint exists (census, fail-closed, no notify).
Public Surface Ledger — overnight concordance of a company’s public promises vs public proofs. Hashed, resumable, allowlisted hosts only. Playbook at /templates/surface-ledger. Read-only collection; Slack waits on a human gate. $2 cap.
The Glass-Box Operator — first non-engineering launch template. Weekly growth loop whose public, append-only run ledger is the deliverable. Playbook at /templates/glass-box. Publish stays gated. $2 sandbox cap.
Home is the execution platform. Hero actions are Preview a sample run and Build your first workflow. Income-OS copy is not on /.
FrostShare sample — finished abandoned-work rights run at /sample. Read-only; it never writes the operator vault. /demo points at the same run.
First workflow — inventory → plan → approve → Board + Ledger. Engines (Forge, Offers, Signal, Optimize) stay locked until the first approved run. Done tasks are read by the next plan.
Interactive landing page — an inline step-execution player that pauses at the approval gate, a tabbed CLI / TypeScript SDK snippet above the fold, a copyable policy-config preview (spend caps + default-deny allowlist), Slack + CLI human-in-the-loop artifacts, and a state-machine diagram contrasting a volatile chat loop with edge-persisted execution. BYOK / zero-token-markup is now a hero badge.
Outcome-first homepage — new hero ("AI workflows that finish—even when you step away"), worked run example, and an interactive sample-run trace at /demo.
Pricing simplified to one model — usage-based by default on your own provider keys (zero token markup), with Pro at $29/mo for team controls, priority capacity, and 90-day audit retention. The old "no subscriptions vs $29 Pro" contradiction is gone.
Execution Contract v0.1 published — public specification of the task state machine, step schema, artifact kinds, hard limits, error taxonomy, and run ledger.
Positioning updated — durable AI execution platform; launch templates are read-only.
Trust pages added — security overview, privacy, terms, status, and this changelog.