Follow development
The Den builds the Den.
The proof this project is after is self-hosting: the Den doing real development work on its own codebase, on a branch, behind acceptance checks, with a human at the merge button. Five gates stand between here and there, in dependency order.
A worker you can trust
Acceptance checks run by the host, metered and capped cloud spend, a supervised worker, a receipt on every card.
Work in a real codebase
Persistent clone and a git worktree per card, task branches, a pull request when acceptance passes.
Projects, not cards
Describe a project; the fleet decomposes it, works cards in parallel, integrates the result.
Websites that actually ship
“Build me a website” ends at a deployed, reviewable URL.
The fleet runs itself
Agents visible in the Den, private-fleet enrollment, monitoring that speaks before a member notices.
Status mirrors the working roadmap, which is generated from the project’s continuity log and work tracker; this page is updated by hand when a gate changes state.
Lab Notes about the Den
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Releases and source
Every build is on GitHub with a SHA256SUMS file. Architecture decisions live in the repo as ADRs — start with ADR-000, which indexes every decision by number.