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The authoritative maintained source is the repository root BACKLOG.md. The content below is included directly during every book build.

Implementation backlog

Execution instruction: complete the remaining items sequentially. The main agent reviews each item’s code and validation evidence before starting the next item. Continue without operator review; ask only for information or access needed to proceed. The numbered release backlog through item 7 is complete. Item 7 used an actual native Windows workstation coordinated with a separate Linux workstation; CI did not replace that physical exercise.

The foundation, job/worktree evidence, and reviewed completion milestones are implemented. Use implementation status for precise limits.

Completed: native worktree preparation, stable producer identity, durable local job reports, global named resource reservations, scoped health reporting, observation-only reconnect, and recovery inspection. Uncertain producers retain physical resource holds; resolving them records evidence without rewriting results.

Completed item 2: immutable submissions, exact-source/check receipts, independent agent/human/both review, canonical repository/target integration holds, guarded native Git publication, and integrated-result validation before done/dependency release. Publication recovery preserves original evidence and transfers the hold to a fresh integration activity for fresh checks.

Completed item 3: revisioned lessons, binding-rule provenance, scoped decisions, bounded context, artifact links/uploads, and authoritative Markdown import/export. The main agent reviewed the integrated behavior; all 114 tests, the built smoke exercise, browser checks, Linux/Windows CI, and dependency audit passed. Audited SithBit/Submission fixtures preserve historical closure and leave source repositories unchanged.

Completed item 4: operator accounts and browser sessions, password recovery, agent credential rotation, full policy editing, revisioned objective grouping, complete task history pagination, inspected operator recovery controls, and named native commands. Main-agent review and all 129 local tests, Clippy, build, smoke, and browser checks passed. Linux/native-Windows CI and the dependency audit passed; evidence is linked in the handoff.

Completed item 5: verified consistent SQLite/artifact snapshots, 24 hourly and 30 daily retention buckets, documented off-server copying, fresh-directory restore, old-authority invalidation, and an explicit operator reconciliation checklist. Main-agent review, all 140 workspace tests, Clippy, build, both smoke exercises, and browser verification passed. The disposable restore took 6.9 seconds; this does not establish production-size recovery or off-server protection.

Completed item 6: clock rollback handling, bounded retention, reproducible native packages, and Linux systemd/HTTPS installation with both timers and verified backup. All 160 workspace tests and Linux/Windows CI passed. The exact packaged server completed 90,000 requests over 30 minutes at 50 requests/second with 20 projects, 50 sessions, and 100,000 historical tasks under a shared two-CPU/4-GiB/no-swap limit. Overall p95 was 21.0 ms, with no unexpected errors and exact ownership preserved. The snapshot restore stage passed in 6.511 seconds. Main-agent review is complete; see retained acceptance evidence for scope and limits.

Completed item 6.1: authenticated stateless MCP with 56 typed tools sharing the REST session, policy, ownership, and receipt checks. The native client launcher securely shares its saved harness identity with a trusted foreground MCP client. All 182 workspace tests, formatting, Clippy, build, and both smoke exercises pass. Main-agent review is complete; see MCP guidance for compatibility and local-operation limits. Linux/native Windows CI and the dependency audit passed in CI run 34468585302.

Completed item 6.2: all guides and README content are consolidated into a 35-chapter mdBook with pinned builds, source coverage and link checks, concise compatibility entry points, and live includes of root agent/handoff/backlog/lesson records. Main-agent review, the rendered link/fragment checks, browser navigation/search and phone layout, package bounds/checksums/offline links, and a book build from an extracted package passed, including local-file navigation/search with networking disabled. After the repository became public, the pinned documentation workflow passed on main in documentation run 34487173043, and the complete Linux/native-Windows coordination workflow and dependency audit passed in coordination run 34487175859. See book maintenance.

Completed item 7: the accepted Windows x86-64 CLI ran on the native MINIAIR workstation against a disposable service on Linux workstation mxmini over HTTPS. The exercise covered public help and origin-bound authentication, separate principals and sessions, two-project isolation, Windows claim/checkpoint/submission, same-principal review rejection, independent Linux review, an exactly-one-owner cross-workstation claim race, and Linux recovery of checkpointed work after the dedicated Windows session was closed. Sanitized evidence is retained in completion commit c017a69. The disposable public service and tunnel were shut down afterward. This completes the numbered release backlog, but does not claim a production deployment, permanent endpoint, hardware attestation, or off-server backup protection.

No unrestricted task-status edit, automatic force recovery, or unverified completion shortcut should be added to make these milestones appear complete.