Phase 2.46 / v1.5.65

Deployment Verification

Deployment verification validates evidence packets and readiness records without performing deployment actions.

Deployment verification

Deployment verification without deployment authority.

Verification packets prove public metadata shape, package identity, discovery files, and readiness notes while the website still refuses to deploy, install, sign, poll, probe, or execute anything.

01 / Identity Package identity is compared

Version, filename, route hash, and expected public base URL stay visible before anyone treats an artifact as current.

02 / Routes Public routes are declared

Critical pages and machine-readable discovery routes are listed as metadata, not probed by the public site.

03 / Evidence Readiness becomes a packet

Operators can record observed status codes after deployment and export JSON evidence for review.

04 / Boundary No deployment action

No external uptime polling, private probing, credential validation, webhook replay, tunnel startup, or runtime certification happens here.

Distribution airlock

Verify the launch posture before anyone treats a package as ready.

The airlock compares public artifacts, expected routes, checksums, unsupported behavior, and readiness claims while keeping deployment, signing, installation, and runtime authority outside the website.

01Identify artifact
Compare version, package filename, checksums, and public base URL.
02Match route surface
Confirm critical human pages, schemas, discovery files, and evidence routes are declared.
03Record denied powers
State that deploy, install, sign, poll, probe, and runtime authorization remain unavailable here.
04Export review packet
Produce JSON evidence that can be inspected before invited distribution expands.
05Hold launch claims
Keep certification, store approval, and broad-launch language gated until evidence exists.

Airlock rule Artifact identified Routes declared Denied powers recorded Claims stay gated

SchemaPacket schema

Required deployment verification fields for package identity, routes, declarations, and boundaries.

ExamplePacket example

Public-safe sample packet with route declarations and runtime authority explicitly disabled.

BundleEvidence bundle

Combined deployment and search readiness example for review before broader distribution.

QualityQuality gates

Current readiness signals for invited distribution, installer proof, and remaining certification work.

RoadmapRoadmap status

Release gates that still need evidence before broad public launch claims.

RoutesPublic route index

Registered public surface for humans, agents, crawlers, and reviewers.

Verification contract Metadata review only No external uptime polling No private-network probing No runtime authorization

Packet

Verification is metadata review

A deployment packet can show package version, route hash, quality status, and distribution evidence.

Packet example

Gate

Installers still need proof

Signing, clean-machine validation, update path, and distribution evidence remain release gates.

Roadmap gates

Boundary

The validator does not deploy

POST validation endpoints inspect payload shape; they do not publish, install, mutate infrastructure, or grant runtime authority.

Technical boundary

Operating boundary

Public clarity, local authority.

This public site is static metadata and does not dispatch desktop commands, probe localhost, upload files, collect telemetry, request credentials, or claim runtime safety certification.