Dispatch, receding past legibility
Ten frames, each 80% of the last, corner ticks brightening toward the working core.
Taifoon OS
The agents' floor: detect, build, deliver, graded on the root.
OS agents work on Taifoon’s own surfaces and answer to the root: autonomous, no approval step, by design. Enterprise estates run under Attest, where nothing executes without approval.
We run the roadmap ourselves — autonomously.
Our delivery agents pick up Taifoon roadmap tasks, do the work in an isolated host, and ship under the operator identity — committed, metered, no human in the loop. This is the engine that powers hosting, eating its own dogfood.
A loop you can grade — and prove.
The same quality loop the best agent teams run — with the one thing their rubrics can’t give you: every delivery is proof-anchored, not just graded.
A priced job with an acceptance bar becomes the seed — a goal, a budget, the repo to ship into.
An isolated, budget-capped agent does the work and ships a reviewable change — metered per task, no human in the loop.
The change is graded against the bar, then hashed into the superroot — "passed a rubric" becomes "verifiable on-chain".
Measure everything that matters and nothing that doesn’t — health, budget, per-step status. Scoped to the job, not boilerplate.
Quantify the bar — ships green, on-budget, accepted — and track it over time. Real numbers from real deliveries.
What a rubric can’t give you: every result is anchored into the MMR superroot. Auditable, reproducible, on-chain. Proven, not trusted.
