LocalEndpoint
Metadata-onlyNo public command dispatch Browser-local validationNo upload intake Private runtime stays localNo localhost probing Invited distributionChecksum-backed artifacts

Phase 2.46 / v1.5.65

Quality Gates

Quality gates for the pre-release site: route governance, dead-code reports, metadata-only boundaries, and validation receipts.

Quality status Architecture

Pre-beta quality console

Release readiness is made visible before release claims.

Quality gates show what is ready for invited use and what still needs evidence before broader distribution, certification, or marketplace language is appropriate.

01 / Current Invited-use ready is different from public launch

The site can serve people you know while installer signing, updates, and clean-machine validation continue.

02 / Evidence Claims need artifacts

Quality evidence validates route governance, public boundaries, metadata, and review receipts.

03 / Gates Failed gates become review items

Gate results guide mitigation and review; they do not automatically approve release or block local invited use.

04 / Safety No certification shortcut

Quality metadata is not runtime safety certification, Microsoft approval, security compliance, or marketplace approval.

Release gatehouse

Quality becomes a launch decision system, not a badge.

The gatehouse separates invited-use confidence from broad distribution claims: run the useful path, collect evidence, close failed gates, withhold certification language, then package proof for review.

  1. 01Invite safely

    Known users can try checksum-backed artifacts while public-launch promises stay narrow.

  2. 02Collect proof

    Route governance, dead-code reports, quality packets, and receipts make claims reviewable.

  3. 03Promote failures

    Failed checks become visible work items instead of hidden release risk.

  4. 04Gate claims

    Certification, store approval, runtime safety, and broad-launch language wait for evidence.

  5. 05Package review

    Evidence artifacts create a clean path toward future certification work without claiming it early.

Gatehouse rule Invited use allowed Evidence required Failures visible Certification not claimed
StatusQuality status

Current pre-beta gate results, interpretation, route hash, and public review context.

 SchemaQuality evidence schema

Review shape for architecture quality evidence packets.

 ExampleQuality evidence example

Public-safe evidence packet for the current custom gateway and route table.

 ArchitectureArchitecture status

Runtime kind, route count, active source areas, and quality priorities.

 RoutesRoute governance

Explicit registration policy, route hash, method policy, and route inventory.

 CodeDead-code report

Removed runtime areas, prohibited dependency checks, and fallback hygiene.

 HumanHuman-site status

Plain-language clarity, review findings, and public boundary status.

 RoadmapRoadmap status

Remaining distribution, installer, update, and certification evidence gates.
Quality contract Invited use is not broad launch Evidence before claims No runtime certification claim No marketplace approval claim
Current

Invited-use ready is different from public launch

The site can serve people you know while installer signing, updates, and clean-machine validation continue.

Roadmap
Evidence

Claims need artifacts

Quality evidence validates route governance, public boundaries, metadata, and review receipts.

Evidence example
Safety

No certification shortcut

The site deliberately avoids saying runtime safety, Microsoft approval, or certification is complete.

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.