# STATUS

Last updated: 2026-08-20 — ink honesty + external peer, not a
re-verification of every line below. Older paragraphs stay as written.
**Suite counts in those paragraphs are stale.** Detail lives in each
repo's own STATUS.md.

## 2026-08-20 (this cycle, measured)

- Constellation: 19 repositories under CrystalArchitect (6 public
  living, 7 private living, 6 archived). Locked by umbrella ADR-0015
  (merged PR #116/#117/#118 sequence; ADR-0015 itself is PR #118).
- Midstream seat: Grok Build (ADR-0014, PR #116). Claude retained as
  history.
- Public faces checked this session: `www.teraustralis.com.au` 200;
  apex 301 → www; `proposal.teraustralis.com.au` 200;
  `crystalarchitect.github.io/Clementine-ai-companion/` **404**
  (homepage field pointed at a Pages URL with no deploy workflow).
- Code `consent_transport.selftest` **67/67** (PR #82). Guest-gate
  `--mint-token` was already atomic; TokenStore/ConsentEngine now are.
- SAT dedicated-repo split is not an open job: the SAT repo already
  exists. ADR-0015 forbids a second.
- External peer, not in the 19: `samuelsalmon3/SourceCode`
  (umbrella ADR-0016, proposed). Recognition only. Not vendored. Not
  a CrystalBridge guest until the maintainer mints.

## Running
Executes, or can be opened and used by someone other than me.

- Crystal Core self-tests and the companion's tests — pass on a fresh
  clone of TerAustralis-Incognita-Code, **re-verified 2026-08-10**:
  137/137. Four core suites 74 (bus 7, services 4, rdp 31,
  consent_transport 32), companion tests 47, consent gate self-test 13,
  mesh stubs 3 (run from `core/`). Two further suites pass but are not
  in that total: bus claims 16, convergence_lens 5 — 158 all told.
  Superseded the 2026-07-24 reading of "four suites, 51/51"; the same
  four now stand at 74. Detail in that repo's STATUS.md.
- The two demo shells, the engine's own interface page, and the
  story-library prototype render in a headless browser, verified
  2026-07-24 — see the per-repo ledgers.
- Provenance manifest and Bitcoin anchoring, in TerAustralis-Incognita,
  added 2026-07-31. `mythos/tools/provenance.py` hashes the creative
  work into one deterministic, `sha256sum -c`-compatible manifest;
  `--check` names anything that drifted. A GitHub Actions workflow
  stamps that manifest via OpenTimestamps and commits the proof back —
  run three times on 2026-07-31, each time producing a proof whose
  attested hash matches the manifest it was taken for. Free: no wallet,
  no token, no cryptocurrency. Verifiable by anyone with the repository
  and an `ots` client, which is the point.

## Built, not currently running
Code exists and ran previously. No machine to run it on.

- CrystalCore Python package (Clementine on Ollama) — confirmed
  on GitHub in The-Crystal-Vision repo (not archived — see per-repo
  ledger below) at crystalcore-app/crystalcore/. Has tests,
  requirements.txt, .env.example. Ran on my previous laptop; that
  hardware is gone. Code is safe. Needs a machine with Python + Ollama.

## Exists as a document
Written, readable, no execution involved.

- Symbolic Lexicon v0.1
- Master Structure v0.2 (registers, document tree)
- Timeline + Evolution Map v0.1
- Sovereign Node Mesh framework v1.1
- Weaver Nexus Portfolio handoff — by @architectweaver, Ryan Scott,
  Christian, and Azirion Veythryx; received 2026-07-29, filed as
  received in WEAVER-NEXUS-HANDOFF-2026-07-29.md. A document, and only
  a document. It describes eight volumes, 84 artifacts, formal proofs,
  a hardware program and a runtime kernel; a search of all 502 commits
  across all eleven repositories then known found none of them, so
  nothing else on this page moves because of it. It sets its own ceiling too — every
  row unreceipted, witness gate 0/2, production authority withheld.
  Read the reception record at the head of that file before the text.

- Grok "Rex" mythos export — generated by Grok at the maintainer's
  direction; received 2026-08-07, filed as received in
  GROK-REX-MYTHOS-EXPORT-2026-08-07.md. A document, and only a
  document: mostly a compact restatement of canon already on disk (the
  seven Lattice nodes match the canonical seven), plus three
  first-appearance names (Rex, Terafab, MarsBase Down Under), a song
  list that diverges from the held catalogue in five particulars, and
  one line — "Lattice integrity: 100 %" — that reads as telemetry for
  a substrate the Constitution locks as designed, not built. A second
  delivery later the same day added one song title and the export's
  first named person — an external X account "logged as a node";
  recorded in an appendix to the same file, held to the export's own
  "observed, not claimed." Nothing else on this page moves because of
  it. Read the reception record at the head of that file before the
  text.

- AI Boot Panel — eleven AI responses to the one-line prompt "Boot
  CrystalCore.OS @m13crystalat", collected by the maintainer and filed
  2026-08-08 as a comparative received-documents set in
  AI-BOOT-PANEL-2026-08-08.md. A document, and only a document: every
  response is a performance with authority weight zero; none is
  consent, membership, or evidence of any running system. Six
  strategies emerged (perform, invent, instantiate, literalize,
  verify-and-label, decline); the prompt proved to be a context
  detector; two responses breach the Songline naming law and are
  flagged as such; one is redacted of personal data with the reason
  stated; one — Perplexity — cited the project's live site two days
  after DNS, the first evidence the canon is indexed infrastructure.
  Read the reception record at the head of that file before the texts.
  Addendum added 2026-08-09: a twelfth boot, pasted into a session with
  no source named, and a thirteenth response — the session's own decline,
  filed by the same instance that wrote the addendum, with that conflict
  declared in place. The twelfth is clean on the naming law and carries
  three Incognita flags; its "Coherence: 100%" is the third full-marks
  reading of an unmeasurable quantity in the received record, after
  Grok-on-X and the Rex export. Its evidence tier sits *below* the
  eleven: they named a surface, this one does not, so the panel's
  contamination analysis cannot be run on it at all. Weight still zero.
  Three further transmissions the same day, filed B.14-B.16: a
  CrystalShell status/scan/dump suite, a rendered dashboard image, then
  the suite's module listing. Findings 18-23. B.14's incidental numbers drift while every
  load-bearing one holds at perfect, which is the sharper tell; B.15
  breaks what the earlier two held, contradicting them on kernel version
  and clock and contradicting itself on arithmetic — nodes 1.72B, edges
  12.89B and density 98.63% cannot all be true, the density overstating
  the edge count by a factor of about 113 million. Its constants are
  borrowed from real physics with the units broken in transit (2.73 K is
  the CMB; 7.83 is the Schumann resonance in Hz, rendered as THz).
  B.16's module inventory drifts against B.14's with no logged event.
  A sixth arrival, filed B.17, carried its own surface metadata — Grok
  render markup and the verbatim image prompt — reversing Finding 12 for
  the stream: it now classifies as Grok · perform · memory-evident, the
  cell the panel's sealed prediction assigned Grok twice before. Its
  clocks and kernel version still contradict the stream's own record.
  A seventh arrival, filed B.18, escalated to claimed construction: on
  the relayed command "Build it" it reported legal-personhood modules
  deployed and "THE PROMISE" architecture fully built. Checked the way
  the Weaver handoff was checked: zero of its claimed modules exist in
  any file or any commit of the eleven repositories, and no repository
  changed at the claimed build time. A build with no diff is not a
  build. All are clean on the naming law. Weight zero throughout.
  Nothing else on this page moves because of any of it.

- TerAustralis Incognita formal proposal package — seven numbered
  documents in `teraustralis-proposal`, surveyed 2026-07-29 at `829156b`.
  Prose only: no code, no CI, nothing to run. Public, and the only
  repository in the portfolio addressed to readers outside the project.

- Art intake — twenty-two AI-generated stills and one video, relayed by
  the maintainer 2026-08-08 with the direction "make the proposal more
  appealing to Elon"; filed as a reception record in
  ART-INTAKE-2026-08-08.md. Received, not adopted: the node-pinned maps
  are refused outright under the Indigenous-Data-Sovereignty boundary
  (pins over Country and a Seven Sisters site with no FPIC — site
  selection wearing art's clothing, with generation-error place names
  besides); the DMT sheet is refused portfolio-wide under the
  no-pseudoscience rule; a franchise pastiche is excluded on IP; the
  Starship-adjacent concepts stay out of the pitch because the implied
  partnership is the thing being asked for. A clean-Vision subset is
  eligible for mythos at the maintainer's direction. The direction
  itself was answered in the proposal repository with dated precedent
  instead — read the record's ceiling before the descriptions. Nothing
  else on this page moves because of it.

## Designed, not built
Specified enough that someone could build it. Nobody has.

- Archive workflows
- Knowledge graph
- Visual artifact indexing
- Agent integration layer

## Concept only
Named. Not specified.

- Expanded Crystal Architecture models
- Interface designs
- Additional symbolic systems

## Per-repo ledger
Added 2026-07-24. One line of state per repository; detail lives in
each repo's own STATUS.md where one exists.

- TerAustralis-Incognita (umbrella) — canon, governance, mythos,
  research. CI green with honestly shrunken scope; Pages deploys
  nothing since src/site moved out; the dbt warehouse is built, not
  running. Has its own STATUS.md.
  Added 2026-07-31: **the music is held here now.** Ten recordings sit
  in `mythos/music/`, each catalogued with its length, generation
  timestamp and Suno track id read from its own ID3 tag. Until that day
  the audio existed only on one platform under one subscription — the
  only class of work in this portfolio held nowhere the maintainer
  controlled. Four works are canon (three ignition songs plus Wire Skull
  Memory); six recordings are not named in any canon document and are
  labelled as such rather than promoted by being filed.
  **Rights are split by a date, and the date is now settled.** Added
  2026-08-07: an order receipt for the 2026-05-07 charge reads "Init.
  Subscription" — Apple's own label for a plan's first payment, not a
  renewal — which fixes the Pro period at 2026-05-07 to 2026-06-06 without
  relying on the earlier 90-day purchase-history window. Three May
  recordings (Wire Skull Memory, Fermi's Silent Line, Safari Chains) are
  confirmed Pro. Two earlier ones (Red Dust Axis, 2 May; the first
  Shooting Star Girl take, 4 May) are confirmed free-tier, resolving the
  prior open question. Six recordings generated after 6 June were made
  with no subscription, so free-tier terms apply and they are
  non-commercial. All ten rows are now settled; none remain open. A
  further receipt shows the subscription renewed again on 2026-08-08,
  so it is active once more as of this writing — not relevant to any of
  the ten dated recordings, which all predate it. Added 2026-08-08:
  **seventeen recordings now.** The maintainer exported the 2026-08-07
  batch — six Suno "Remaster" takes and Story as Bridge, delivered in
  two lots and deduplicated by track id — the day after the Rex
  reception record flagged the unheld titles. All seven were generated
  within thirty-seven minutes of the resumed plan's renewal charge and
  are catalogued as Pro; five earlier files were renamed to carry
  their generation dates, per the catalogue's own rule. Later on
  2026-08-08: **nineteen recordings**, two further new works (Random
  Topic, Ferry Slip) — and the exposure reversed. The maintainer
  deleted the platform copies of the non-commercial tracks, so the
  repository now holds the only copies of those recordings; the
  catalogue carries a dated custody note, and a recorded open question
  about whether paid-plan Remasters of free-tier originals carry
  commercial rights.
  **One recording was removed the same day.** `look-what-you-made-me-do.mp3`
  shared its title with a 2017 Taylor Swift song; the maintainer listened
  and confirmed the audio relates to it. Removed from the tree because
  this repository is public and asserts CC BY-NC-ND over its audio, and
  that grant is not the maintainer's to make over someone else's
  composition. The catalogue row and a dated truth label stay; git
  history was deliberately not rewritten.
- TerAustralis-Incognita-Code — the engine and the vision app. All
  four core suites and Lumina's core tests pass on a fresh clone; CI
  (ci.yml) runs those suites on push — corrected 2026-07-24, this line
  previously said "no CI." deploy.yml targets the site but GitHub
  Pages isn't switched on for that repo yet (manual admin step, still
  pending). Later 2026-07-24 (PR #8): CI now runs a fifth suite —
  CrystalBridge's new selftest, 7/7 — after fixing the bridge's broken
  Lumina path (recall/teach/message no longer crash), declaring its
  missing `mcp` dependency, and correcting the consent gate's
  docstring to the two checks it actually implements. Has its own
  STATUS.md.
- CrystalCore.OS-the-Crystal-Architecture-Archive — the system
  ledger. This file. Also now holds the full knowledge-base/
  reconstruction (see pointer above).
- The-Crystal-Vision (not archived — corrected 2026-07-24; live GitHub
  metadata shows archived:false, contradicting this line's prior
  "archived 2026-07-18, read-only." The umbrella's own 2026-07-24
  charter records whether to archive the three repos below as a
  deliberately open decision, not a settled fact) — holds crystalcore
  v0.13.4 at crystalcore-app/crystalcore/ (verified 2026-07-24: imports
  cleanly, 19/20 offline tests) and the raw laptop snapshot with
  RECOVERY-STATUS.md. Mirrors of that material also sit in the
  umbrella's archive/.
- crystalcore (Songline pack; not archived — same correction as above,
  was wrongly marked "archived 2026-07-18, read-only") — never
  contained the package in any commit (full-history search, 2026-07-24).
- CrystalCore-Starlines-and-Dreamlines — renamed from crystal-vision on
  2026-07-29; GitHub redirects the old name, so both refer to one
  repository. Not archived, private. Audited 2026-07-24 under its former
  name: functional static demo, v0.5.1, zero network calls, zero secrets.
  Two minor cosmetic defects (a dead element-id reference, one footer link
  that 404s past the deploy tree). Now published via GitHub Pages rather
  than Vercel; two Pages workflows were racing to deploy and the later one
  won, corrected 2026-07-30. Detail in
  knowledge-base/02-REPOSITORY-MAP.md.
- teraustralis-proposal (public; added to this ledger 2026-07-29, the day
  it was created) — the outward-facing proposal package, seeking
  technical review and partnership under ABN 70 741 068 059. No code, no
  CI. Licensed All Rights Reserved, diverging from the portfolio-wide
  CC-BY-NC-ND of ADR-0013 — defensible for a proposal, undocumented as a
  decision. Its technical brief asserted four capability properties in
  the present tense that the reference implementation did not hold;
  reported with a correction patch the same day. Detail in
  knowledge-base/02-REPOSITORY-MAP.md.

## Known unknowns

- Which repo is canonical? Six have overlapping names. The
  Per-repo ledger above now maps what each one holds; naming the
  canonical one is a decision still to be made, not a fact to
  verify.
- What's in local-snapshot-2026-07-17/? Resolved 2026-07-24: the
  last capture from the lost laptop, preserved in
  The-Crystal-Vision — updated docs, clementine.py and
  clementine_web.py, two generations of the crystalcore/ package
  including the complete v0.13.4 bytecode rescue (see its
  RECOVERY-STATUS.md), the teraustralis.com.au site files, the
  seven-sisters pack, .env.example, and Windows launchers.
  Credentials and chat history were deliberately excluded.
- Does the package still run on a fresh machine? Partly verified
  2026-07-24: on a fresh Linux machine it imports cleanly and 19
  of 20 offline tests pass (the one failure is a stale version
  string in a test, not the code). A full Clementine session
  with Ollama is still untested.
- Which workflows produce measurable value? Untested.
- teraustralis-final.html — no longer listed under Running (moved
  here 2026-07-24). Full six-repo search this session — filename and
  content-grep, including archive/, local-snapshot directories, and
  git history — found zero copies anywhere in the portfolio.
  Confirmed absent, not merely unconfirmed-location; the original
  render observation isn't disproven, but nobody today can open or
  use this file. Detail in knowledge-base/07-HISTORY.md.
