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Week 41 · 5–11 Oct 2026

The website was prepared for launch, the specification gained a twelfth principle, and content gained a lifecycle and shared phrasing.

· Written

PRs opened
61
PRs merged
44
PRs closed unmerged
3
PRs reviewed
29
Issues resolved
6
Active repositories
7 of 8

Counts cover 5–11 Oct 2026 (UTC) across the project's tracked repositories. Pull request figures count only pull requests opened during these dates; merged, closed and reviewed mean that also happened within them, so one can count in more than one category. They count pull requests of any size, including many prepared by AI coding agents and some fully automated ones. Reviewed means a submitted review by someone other than the author, not approval.

A launch-preparation week. The website gained search foundations, analytics with conservative defaults, clearer forms and two passes on its copy, and the chat agent moved to hosted production with tracing. The specification gained a twelfth principle, on deterministic idempotency and explicit state, and on Sunday content gained a lifecycle from draft to published and a shared way of phrasing the platform. Written retrospectively from the project's history.

What we worked on

  • Website and docs. The website gained search foundations, an accessibility and search audit with every finding fixed, clearer forms with explicit privacy acceptance, and two passes on its copy before launch.
  • Agents and runtime. The chat agent moved to hosted production with tracing, and its deployment specification gained a hosted profile.
  • Platform specification. We added a twelfth principle, on deterministic idempotency and explicit state, and clarified how the policy guard and human approval work together.
  • Domain packs. The trading pack gained its production-candidate artefacts and first contracts, and its own data stores were classified as owned by the pack.
  • Governance. The code review follow-up process was tested end to end and gained a mode for a single maintainer.
  • Content. We drafted the eleventh post in the blog series. Content gained a linter, a lifecycle from draft to published, and a shared way of phrasing the platform, applied across the website, the chat agent and the teaching material.
  • Reference stack. The proof-of-concept agent was brought up to date with the current tracing and workflow versions.

05-Oct-2026

  • Content. We drafted the eleventh post in the blog series, on governance before execution.
  • Website and docs. The platform page gained a new opening and an illustrated stack diagram.
  • Domain packs. The trading pack gained its production-candidate artefacts, and the workflow environment for cloud agents was documented.

06-Oct-2026

  • Agents and runtime. The chat agent moved to hosted production with tracing, and its deployment specification gained a hosted profile.
  • Domain packs. The trading workflows gained their first contracts, and the pack's own data stores were classified as owned by the pack.

07-Oct-2026

  • Governance. We tested the code review follow-up process end to end and described the review roles for a single maintainer.

08-Oct-2026

  • Website and docs. The marketing pages were refined and gained search foundations, with canonical addresses, breadcrumbs and structured answers.
  • Governance. The code review follow-up process gained a mode for a single maintainer.

09-Oct-2026

  • Website and docs. An accessibility and search audit was run with every finding fixed, and forms, mobile fields, diagram contrast and navigation were improved.
  • Platform specification. We clarified how the policy guard and human approval work together.

10-Oct-2026

  • Platform specification. We added a twelfth principle, on deterministic idempotency and explicit state, and the website and content repository followed.
  • Website and docs. The website gained analytics with conservative defaults while a privacy policy was proposed, and its fonts are now served from the site itself.
  • Reference stack. The proof-of-concept agent was brought up to date with the current tracing and workflow versions.
  • Domain packs. The workflow repository gained a workflow that receives the website's forms.

11-Oct-2026

  • Content. Content gained a linter, a lifecycle from draft to published, and a shared way of phrasing the platform, applied across the website, the chat agent and the teaching material.
  • Website and docs. The website's copy had a credibility and tone pass before launch, and forms now ask for explicit privacy acceptance.

Still in progress

  • The website is getting its final checks before launch.
  • The privacy and analytics policy is under review.
  • The eleventh blog post is in review.

Looking ahead

Next we turn to how documentation reaches the public, with a release process that publishes only what has been approved. The website launch follows its final checks.