This page is the semi-live layer: a hand-written snapshot of what is in motion, updated when reality changes, dated so you can tell how fresh it is. It is not a feed, and nothing writes it automatically.
Updated: 2026-08-14
In motion
- This site. Rebuilt in one arc: safety rails, the one-ink screens, the content-addressed shelf, the proof, and the copy round — the manifesto asks its question, the philosophy is open, the map of the series is public. Shipped: the release review ran, the stamps lifted, the kernel map opened against its pre-committed hash, and the index lifted — findable now, with the raw bundle deliberately left to agents rather than search snippets. Still ahead: site cuts of the two released theses — and Thesis III arrives with its map, already built and hash-committed on the shelf.
- The standard. PX3 runs in production at the source. The public cut — the specification, document templates, a conformance validator — is being separated from the machine that runs it, so it can be adopted without adopting us.
- The proof layer. The standard’s existence is already anchored: a SHA-256 of
the corpus as it stood, timestamped on Bitcoin (blocks 958324 and 958325). The
proof is live — the hash, the blocks, the downloadable
.ots, and the walkthrough. The library shelf holds its first content-addressed artifact.
Where this leads
Public releases, in the order they are likely to arrive: the thesis library opening piece by piece; the PX3 SDK v1 (with its full-system map, landing hash-first like the kernel’s); the map shelf growing as build-in-public pieces ship. No dates promised — held means held, and the gates are named in the working record.
The library opens in sequence: the map of the series is public now; Theses I and II return first in their site cuts, then the series in order, thesis by thesis. Order, not dates.
What you can do now
Read the standard’s overview. Walk the agent portal if you are a machine. The log records what changed here, and when.