Measure the real state
Read-only health snapshots, resource counters, bounded logs and service checks. Status labels distinguish online, offline, degraded and unknown.
OS29 brings local observations, trace lineage, redaction, capability state, mission capsules and bounded MCP tools into one evidence-first workflow. Declared, configured, running and tested behavior stay distinct, and unfinished capabilities remain clearly marked.
Read-only health snapshots, resource counters, bounded logs and service checks. Status labels distinguish online, offline, degraded and unknown.
Python and PowerShell entry points, MCP/JSON-RPC routing and local utilities with explicit execution boundaries.
SQLite persistence, linked trace events, mission capsules and local FTS5/BM25 search. Candidate notes remain separate from validated lessons.
Pytest suites, syntax and contract checks, bounded smoke tests, and reports that keep skips and missing prerequisites visible.
Default-deny target and operation policies, bounded inputs, loopback-only probes and explicit approval boundaries.
Backups, incremental changes, compatibility checks and evidence-based status labels reduce regressions across versions.
This is a static portfolio, not a remote controller. It cannot inspect a visitor's device, start OS29, or call a local MCP endpoint. The readiness items below are not live health checks.
Start the intended checkout and Python environment, confirm required packages/configuration, then verify the loopback MCP endpoint from the local operator session.
NOT CHECKED BY THIS PAGESelect the intended tool profile; check default-deny target and operation rules, loopback binding, and explicit approval boundaries before any sensitive operation.
NOT CHECKED BY THIS PAGEThe project includes Frida/MITM-oriented diagnostic paths for controlled failure visibility. They require an authorized app/device/process, compatible tooling, a defined scope and, for proxy testing, the correct proxy/certificate setup. The public page launches no hook or interception.
TARGET SETUP NOT VERIFIEDFor a controlled failure: capture a redacted error trace, run only the permitted retry/recovery path, rerun the relevant test and report the outcome against evidence. The replay's recovery line is simulated.
NO LIVE TEST RUNA scripted walkthrough of the intended flow. The events below are illustrative; this public page does not execute commands, contact MCP or verify a recovery.
These are example roles, not proof of authenticated or currently running connections. Availability depends on the actual local configuration.
A request is planned and scoped.
Secrets and approvals stay outside the page.
Local tool routing and an evidence layer.
Scoped calls, redaction and retrieval by build.
Bounded tool response.
Health, tests and evidence—not guessed success.
Complete the per-tool, per-operation authorization matrix and make approval context verifiable before enabling broader write operations.
Improve the current SQLite FTS5/BM25 baseline only with measured retrieval evaluations, redaction tests and source-linked memory evidence.
Use a permitted local test target, reproduce a controlled failure, apply a small fix, retest and validate only the result linked to that evidence.
Normalized trace events, parent lineage, redaction, explicit local target scope, incident records, mission capsules and a narrow MCP STDIO interface make the evidence path visible.
SQLite FTS5/BM25 retrieval spans events, incidents, mission capsules, capabilities and explicitly approved local text. Candidate experiences remain separate from validated lessons.
Counts are historical snapshots, not live counters. The 30-module roadmap is a plan, not a claim of 30 production-complete modules.
A visitor-facing demo personalizes the page with a name chosen by the visitor and shows browser-exposed hints only. It does not collect hidden OS data or upload the profile.
Evidence note. The figures marked with an asterisk are recorded in local test and completion reports dated 19 October 2026. They are not live counters. A passing test suite validates the tested surface—not every advertised tool or the entire roadmap. The public page is a portfolio, not a remote controller.
Self-directed developer focused on AI tooling, Windows automation and quality assurance. Builds Python and PowerShell utilities, connects local workflows through MCP/JSON-RPC, and tests behavior using bounded checks, repeatable suites and explicit status reporting.
The working principle is simple: a registered tool is not automatically a working tool; a successful smoke test is not a security certification; a planned module is not a finished feature.