Program status · 2026-07-12

From a working skeleton to living geometry.

M1 remains active at 5 of 6 tasks complete. Every implementation slice passes offline verification: the Forma publisher, bounded watcher, geometry-prep and Contract A, private Supabase publication, authenticated project cards, and the existing three.js scene with layers, isolate and hide. All non-spinning three.js views now stop drawing while idle; workspaces and reports keep their full-fidelity effects. Mock Run keeps technical execution separate from the future sourced verdict, and mock Results keeps useful synthetic metrics without invented rules, thresholds or PASS/FAIL decoration. The viewer now has an offline Worker boundary that preflights and decodes one bounded caller-supplied optional PLY, transfers owned attribute and index buffers, and reconstructs three.js geometry in O(1); no result reference or route consumes it. The generic orchestrator can emit or persist deterministic Contract B in a write-once envelope with an integrity manifest. It can also record caller-supplied Contract C only after that exact job verifies, with a second write-once integrity manifest binding both contracts; no engine is run and no evidence reference is resolved. A versioned CLI fixture now demonstrates that B-to-C persistence while identifying itself both in the JSON and terminal as no engine, unresolved evidence, no rule and no verdict. This preparation does not start M2. The first shadow-rule source audit found a precise candidate in the private source archive, but M3 still requires explicit provisional-authority and interpretation approval; no rule is approved and no threshold is active. Cloudflare and Supabase are connected; the real publish-to-orbit demo still needs a real Forma project/session plus the two local gitignored Speckle tokens and destination ids. Compliance screens remain visibly mock; M1 produces geometry, not a compliance result.