THE POST-IMPLEMENTATION LAYER

Ship the system.
Leave its memory running.

Built during implementation. Operated after go-live.

Onboard UX turns the evidence around a custom software or AI delivery into an inspectable system memory—so routine questions, handover work, and knowledge upkeep stop pulling the FDE back into completed engagements.

Alpha Public CLI foundation is source-only. Product experiences are qualified where prototype or planned.

THE UNMANAGED TAIL

The project went live. The questions did not.

  1. Week 0The FDE hands over the repository and a deck.
  2. Week 3“Why does refund approval work this way?”
  3. Month 4A prompt changes. Nobody knows which guidance is stale.
  4. Month 8The original FDE is still the shortest path to an answer.

Completed engagements keep consuming scarce delivery capacity because the system has no durable knowledge and ownership layer.

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER INSTALL

Start with the repository. End with work you do not have to repeat.

One fictional delivery stays visible throughout: acme-support-agent. The planned Local Workbench and qualified CLI paths tell the same story.

01 Repository input

acme-support-agent/fictional fixture
  • src/
    • agent/orchestrator.py
  • prompts/
    • refund-triage.md
  • tools/
    • refund_api.py
  • evals/
    • probes/refund-routing.yaml
  • config/
    • routing.toml
  • docs/
    • runbook.md

02 Verified foundation

terminalpublic Alpha source
$ adopt coverage recompute --system acme-support-agent --jsonobserved: 24 current: 19 uncovered: 3 outside_boundary: 2

03 Concrete output

outputs/gaps.jsonIllustrative fixture

Coverage and gap table

covered
19 current identities
targeted work
3 uncovered identities
excluded
2 boundary surfaces

Review three gaps instead of every document.

LOCAL WORKBENCH · NOT SOLUTION 0

The entry point into the free layer.

Choose a job, see what evidence it would inspect, review the artifact, and copy an equivalent CLI command where a verified primitive exists. adopt ui itself is planned—not a public command.

PlannedPlanned local interface — illustrative.No customer data and no live product execution.
System Memorylocalhost / local only
Repository selected

System Blueprint

Last run: not runOutput: outputs/blueprint.jsonCLI: prototype only
outputs/blueprint.jsonSystem identity and relationship graph
observed identities
24
relationships
31
runtime-only surfaces
2

You no longer redraw the delivered architecture for the handover deck.

Action status: Planned local interface — illustrative.

Limit: The Blueprint cannot infer undocumented intent, unseen runtime behavior, or dynamic references beyond the declared observation boundary.

BUILD THE LAYER DURING DELIVERY · FREE FIRST

Eight capabilities. One system memory.

These are jobs inside the same local layer, not eight separate SaaS products. Each experience shows its real availability and boundary.

ONE CONTINUOUS RECORD

Build it. Verify it. Transfer it. Operate it.

Go-live is the responsibility boundary in the middle—not the point where the product starts.

  1. 01Build

    Map evidence and preserve decisions during delivery.

  2. 02Verify

    Record behavior, coverage, limitations, and unknowns.

  3. 03Transfer

    Package knowledge, owners, and open work at go-live.

  4. 04Operate

    Keep answers, freshness, transitions, and governance useful.

TRUST NEEDS STATUS, NOT SUPERLATIVES

Know what is architectural, implemented, planned, and unverified.

Architecture
Static public site; local-first product direction; explicit observation boundaries.
Implemented here
No analytics, tracking, remote fonts, form transmission, cookies, or browser storage.
Product controls
Qualified independently as implemented, in validation, planned, or not applicable.
Certifications
None claimed. No independent attestation is represented.
Inspect the security status

CHOOSE YOUR NEXT QUESTION

What happens after you ship?

FOR THE FDE

What does this do to my repository?

See the first local session, qualified commands, artifacts, and honest unknowns.

Follow the FDE path

FOR THE DELIVERY LEADER

Why do finished engagements still consume engineers?

See how one durable layer can make ownership and knowledge debt visible.

Follow the leader path