Platform
Capability truth registry
Derive product, sandbox, documentation, and SEO capability states from one validated registry.
Implemented task
Public task
Open the capability status collection and inspect current limitations and verification dates.
Expected outcome: The visitor sees registry-derived product status without a page-owned override.
Declared product contract
Inputs and task boundary
Inputs
- Application-owned capability, sample, task, tool, and proof facts
Input constraints
- Unknown fields, duplicate IDs, invalid status, or unproved implemented claims fail closed.
User actions
- Update the application-owned bounded fact registry.
- Run registry and cross-reference validation.
- Sync and build the public capability surface from the validated artifact.
Outputs
- One validated factual product registry consumed by application and public surfaces.
Artifacts
- Generated public product registry artifact
Decision boundary
Where it fits
- Publishing current product status without page-owned fact overrides.
Outside the boundary
Where it does not fit
- Free-form marketing copy, pricing, or arbitrary tracking data.
Verification
Product proof
journey
proof.m10-public-product
- Verified
- Review due
- Expires
- The public collection exposes 41 unique registry-derived capability details and every detail returns HTTP 200.
- Implemented capabilities expose verified task and proof links while partial and planned capabilities do not expose invented entry points.
- The representative mobile viewport has no horizontal overflow, keeps a 44px task control, honors reduced motion, and records zero browser or same-origin HTTP errors.
Failure boundary: This proof verifies the public representation, copied artifacts, and declared route targets; each application workflow keeps its own independent journey proof.
journey
proof.m10-public-task-routes
- Verified
- Review due
- Expires
- All nine implemented application task identities resolve through the same paths used by single-user and multi-user application routes.
- Real Chrome finds at least one declared first-action anchor for every implemented application task across setup, workspace, themes, and Ask.
- The route journey records zero browser errors, zero same-origin HTTP errors, and no desktop horizontal overflow.
Failure boundary: This proof verifies application route and first-action availability in deterministic single-user mode; protected-session recovery and each task's final business outcome remain covered by their own journeys.
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