Search hypothesis · private beta
Keep founder approval around agent work
Separate proposals, verified execution, and production side effects so approval attaches to an exact action—not a vague agent mandate.
Private beta. No autonomous publishing or production mutation without approval.
Product-true proof
Approval is an object, not a feeling
The approval boundary identifies the approver, exact scope, required artifact, and actions that remain unavailable.
- Proposal
- Draft work remains visibly unapproved
- Gate
- Evidence and doctrine checks can block readiness
- Approval
- Authority attaches to the exact bounded action
- Side effect
- Production mutation is recorded separately
Mission handoff
From problem to next safe action
- 01
Bound the mission
Name one decision, the evidence available, the owner, and actions that remain forbidden.
- 02
Return the artifact
Produce the route-specific brief, work orders, gates, and honest evidence gaps—not a transcript.
- 03
Expose the boundary
Show what ran, what did not run, what needs approval, and the next safe action.
30-day evidence ceiling
This page must earn its place.
Merge with agent receipts if qualified testers cannot distinguish approval control from after-the-fact auditability.
Contamination boundary: customer-product capabilities may appear only as labeled case-study evidence, never as Launchfiles features.
Private beta
Bring one founder mission.
Leave with a useful artifact, evidence, an approval boundary, and the next safe action.