Projects: where each one stands

Leg 1: live today on the frozen design, plus a named list of post-live fixes.

Yes. 15 services: admission store, companion writer, two chain tapes, price paths, social reader and sweep, Signal Room v2 server, broker, candles, discovery, holdings, market, on-chain, proof. Rook's seal-stager trigger runs every minute.

• Admission store live since 12:15 (service caverio-admission-store). Passed its 10-minute watch at 12:25.
• Companion writer live since 12:47 (service caverio-companion-writer). Passed at 12:57, reconcile exact. Vesper ruled it a pass at 13:25.
• Room repair M3j sealed and accepted by Bolo (48 of 48 Board cards). Rook staged it at 13:45, all gate checks pass in a dry run.
• Both chain tapes (BSC and Solana swap recorders) running with no restarts.

Not public yet. The M3j review passed its trigger and Rook's room install started at 13:52. When its watch passes, gate and tunnel open by themselves (your go at 13:27). Public address: room.thecortex.dev.

• Whether the room install passes its watch. Four earlier room builds today failed review.
• People strip and moment slider stay hidden until the writer produces Situation events.
• The writer shows 29 to 30 of about 51 live situations. 22 are held back by its rules on purpose.
• Market rail shows 0 events today. Diagnosed, no fix yet.

Room install watch (started 13:52), then gate and tunnel open automatically.

Vesper writes the post-live fix list and her own milestone card. Install work moves from Rook to Bolo. Then discovery feeds more tokens (M5) and situations light up (M6).

Nothing from you on this card.

• Caverio roadmap

Leg 1 done 10-01: research closed, pitch page ready. Parked, waiting on Hayden.

Nothing running. Pages are static.

• Fast runners are rare and give it back: 54 tokens hit $20M in 7 days since 1 July, typical drop from peak 79%.
• Day one on a newly listed payout asset wins: in September 10 of 52 new stocks had a $1M token on day one. Fame and news made no difference.
• Money model: our 10% tax share is about $4.7K to $455K per launch on real 14-day volumes, plus a $30K to $50K fee.
• Hayden one-pager live (draft, not sent). 10 fixes listed in ONEPAGER-NOTES.md.

Leg 1 closed today. The plan: our own Solana token with a small transfer tax that pays holders in a real asset, plus a second move booked with the market-making firm for days 7 to 14.

• Exact Keep-or-Forfeit pot (sellers' unvested payouts go to holders who stay). Range today: $0.1M to $0.85M on a ZCAT-size run.
• Whether trading apps show buyers the tax. Checked in Leg 2.
• Legal read on paying holders from a tax, before the first paid client.

Hayden: yes or no on the 30-day plan, plus the market-making firm's Solana listing record.

On Hayden's yes: call with the market-making firm, listing-day watch, 4 to 6 week engine build, devnet test, then the $25 trading-app check (it was wrongly asked as a Leg 1 question).

• Send Rook your edits to the Hayden page; Rook applies them with the 10 fixes in ONEPAGER-NOTES.md in one pass.Rook: take all 10 fixes.
• Send the fixed page to Hayden.Rook: yes, today. Nothing goes without your tap.

• Hayden one-pager (draft)

Leg 1: both agents installed on Ralph's laptop and the health check green.

Nothing running.

• Build plan and both agent rulebooks written (office agent on phone, hands agent on laptop).
• Windows install runbook fixed 09-30: two commands that did not exist, plus the missing Claude CLI install.
• Session runsheet, 8-question list for Ralph, copy-paste install script ready.
• All three Windows installers reachable (checked 09-30).

You have the laptop today. Rook runs the runbook remotely once the laptop is reachable over Tailscale (private network) with SSH on. This replaces the AnyDesk session plan.

• Windows edition, admin rights, and whether someone's IT manages the laptop.
• Which software Ralph uses daily (drives the later phases).
• Bot-PC has no Tailscale yet (checked 13:48). Rook installs it on this side.
• Agent names (defaults Mason and Rigger, Ralph picks).

Thomas: Tailscale installed and signed in on the laptop, plus Windows OpenSSH Server turned on.

A session with Ralph: the 8 questions, one real document as the first demo, then the onboarding interview.

• Install Tailscale on the laptop, turn on OpenSSH Server, and send Rook the machine name and admin user.Rook: do it now while you have the laptop; Rook needs about an hour after that.
• Which Tailscale account (tailnet) should Bot-PC join?Rook: yours, so the laptop and Bot-PC share one private network.