Product notes
Progress,
with a record.
A concise account of the product direction and implemented milestones. Local verification and public release are different steps.
The initial product chapter.
15 October 2026
Available to exploreAn editorial product experience
A cinematic introduction, principles and a synthetic workspace establish the design language: charcoal, copper, cream, clear typography and restrained motion.
- Responsive public presentation
- Synthetic task and evidence exploration
- Simulated approvals and receipts
- Reduced-motion and keyboard interaction checks
15 October 2026
Bounded implementationA bounded operations implementation
The owner-operated core completed a live source-backed agency workflow through three Hermes specialists, recovered from a worker interruption and produced an exactly approved internal receipt. An encrypted production backup also passed an isolated restore.
- Text knowledge and source hashes
- Durable task attempts and history
- Approval-bound internal commitments
- Receipt artifact download
Current frontend work
Bounded implementationA fuller product guide
Product, capabilities, use cases, access, security and guidance pages make the intended workflow and present boundaries easier to understand.
- Clear preview versus core distinction
- Transparent preview pricing and capability boundaries
- Explicit external-connector roadmap
- Maintained notices and capability copy
What remains a milestone.
Repeated evaluation and host recovery
One completed live workflow and an isolated logical database restore are verified. Repeated task evaluations, automatic backup retention and a clean-machine host restore remain required before broader reliance.
Scoped external connectors
Email, drive, messaging and external CRM work need actual account authorization and provider-outcome verification. No delivery capability is claimed ahead of those gates.
Broader customer readiness
Stronger independent-customer isolation, onboarding, operating agreements and measured capacity remain further product work.
A considered next step
Explore the current experience.
The product guide describes what you can try now and where the implementation remains bounded.