Wolfberg Per Aspera · Build Timeline · AWS Global Government Hackathon

Monday we read the whole field. Monday night we started building.

9:52 PM Mon
first line of code, after a full day of analysis
~9 hours later
engine + 5 missions + war-room, deployed
176 commits
every timestamp below is a git receipt
Monday · June 29 analysis & planning all day → build starts at night
All day Monday: no code. The team read all 22 official use cases end to end. Looking across the whole field is what surfaced the real problem: every mission is the same problem underneath: how do you put AI on an irreversible-decision mission and trust it? That pointed to a bigger solution: build the governing engine first, then the missions on top.
11:14 AM

Repo + prior-IP disclosure

A .gitignore and a 36-line README. Zero application code. The rest of the day is analysis.

9:52 PM

First line of code: P0 contracts engine

46 files, 2,986 lines land at once: the contract-first scaffold, the pipeline-events envelope, the governance hooks. The build has begun.

10:14 PM

Real fusion engine + 12/12 invariance harness engine

GNN + Kalman + JPDA multi-INT fusion, and the metamorphic harness that proves the engine can't read its own answer key, 22 minutes after the first commit.

10:58 PM

Terraform infrastructure scaffold

The parallel v2 stack: KMS, CloudTrail, the WORM ledger bucket, least-privilege roles: infrastructure-as-code from the start.

11:29 PM

Graduated-authority gate + authority envelope engine

The deterministic gate (positive hostile-ID, two-person rule, ROE) and the signed authority envelope that becomes ledger entry #1.

Tuesday · June 30 the engine finishes, all five missions land, the war-room ships
12:34 AM

Signed ledger engine

Ed25519 + SHA-256 hash chain + RFC 6962 Merkle proofs + S3 Object-Lock WORM anchor. The tamper-evident audit trail is done.

12:56 AM

#08 Counter-UAS: the mission floor mission

The governed spine runs over the real corpus to a signed ledger + CoT. The flagship exists.

1:02 AM

#01 / #02 maritime on the shared spine mission

Maritime vessel-track fusion: same gate, same ledger, swap the sensor. No fork.

1:39 AM

#08 3D operator console

The altitude-true 3D picture: live sensor volumes, drones on real waypoint paths, LLM-free threat calls.

2:07 AM

#07 FOB: the one-engine reuse proof the gate

The same runner, swap the corpus and the envelope, nothing forks. The differentiator made literal, and it landed the same night the engine did.

2:20 AM

#04 swarm-recon on real overhead imagery mission

The image-mosaic variant on the same gate + ledger. Five missions now share one engine, proven by import graph.

2:43 AM

Security substrate: 800-53 r5 + IAM hardening

The mission compliance mapping and the IAM-layer proof that the LLM is off the kill chain.

3:00 AM

War-room, full surface set

Home, gallery, architecture, monitor, metrics: the judge-facing surfaces.

5:13–5:42 AM

Real data pulls: real AOs for all four C2 missions

Real San Pedro cable corridor, San Pedro Bay convoy, NAS North Island swarm, Fort Irwin FOB: label-blind fusion corpora on real areas of operation.

6:36 AM

Deployed to wolfberg.ai/warroom live

Engine + all five missions + the war-room, live on AWS. Under nine hours after the first line of code.

day → night

Real-data hardening + effectors + judge-day polish

SAPIENT / BSI Flex 335 / CoT effector tasking, the V2 multi-mission console, live-wired metrics, honesty bands: the rest of Tuesday.

Wednesday · July 1 judging
judging

The receipts

62 of 132 requirements across 16 use cases on one engine · the flagship 8 of 11 · 0 files copied, 96% net-new · every claim linked to code. The operating model, run inside a hackathon.

Every time is a real git author-timestamp (US Eastern) on `main` of WolfbergPerAspera-Team/wolfberg-peraspera-hackathon, 176 commits. First code: Mon 2026-06-29 21:52 EDT. Deployed: Tue 2026-06-30 06:36 EDT. Wolfberg Per Aspera.