No code Monday. At 9:52pm the lanes come online in the order a system is actually built — infra, trust, security, the missions, the war-room — each stacking on the one below. Every dot is a real commit.
main, stacked in build order. Left axis: modeled value.The payoff is massively more speed and efficiency at solving hard problems with a computer. The operating model is a human leading a team of AI agents, not a human replaced by one. When led by that human expert and pointed at hard problems, the team can rapidly produce capabilities you can field: our Hackathon output is our proof.
That is the difference between an AI pilot that stalls in review and AI a government can actually deploy. The two use cases below show it on real data, governed, end to end.
War-room home →A commander defends a site against drones faster than a human could react, and never loses the decision. The C-UAS engine fuses RF, radar, and EO/IR tracks to one picture, classifies and prioritizes at machine speed, and the gate holds the engagement for a human with positive hostile-ID required and a two-person rule. The LLM is off the kill chain. Every action lands on a signed ledger.
So what: decision advantage at machine speed, with command and accountability intact. The thing a government can field, not just a science project.
See it in 3D → On the C2 console →Point the same engine at a forward operating base, no rebuild, and it correctly tells a real friendly aircraft from a drone threat. The cooperative track is the real Cessna 172 (ICAO a24c5a, real ADS-B from a Fort Irwin overflight via the adsb.lol open API), held cooperative and track-only while the gate recommends defeat on the threat.
The point is not the second demo. It is that adding a mission is swapping the data, not rebuilding the runtime, so the gate, the human command, and the audit trail come with it for free. The same gate object runs both, asserted at test time.
So what: new missions in days, not years, each one inheriting the same human-in-command discipline. That is the operating model's leverage, made literal.
Open #07 on the console →#01 seabed, #02 convoy, and #04 swarm-recon ride the same spine on real data. We hold them as honest width, not parity with the two above. The SCOPE OF CLAIM panel on every console card states what each one demonstrates and what it does not. We do not sell maritime, seabed, and swarm at parity to Counter-UAS.
infra/modules/runtime/hardening.tf). Two layers, both verifiable.~$1/day with a one-time ~$3 model pass. No prompt-caching claim; not wired.