The first-party entry to the protocol, product, and live proof surface.

What is live today, what is still intentionally missing, and the highest-leverage next steps.

Platform bundles, MCP and LSP binaries, and the VS Code extension package.

The canonical init, import, validate, trust, and generate-check loop for repository owners.

Why provenance, precedence, and conflict visibility matter more than a new file extension.

What shipped in v1, what is deliberately deferred, and why scope restraint is part of the product.

How the hosted homepage, inventory, summary, trust, and query surfaces are built from one export family.

Freshness, snapshot digest, and expiry metadata for the currently hosted export.

The live reviewed repository set with summary, trust, and query entrypoints.

Concrete response examples for inventory, repository summary, trust, and query routes.

Seed-index rules, evidence expectations, and the current reference overlays.

The path from proof surface to useful service: 15 repositories now, 50 reviewed as the next concrete milestone.

The reviewer path for accepted maintainer claims and canonical handoff decisions.