Certified against a hostile environment

During this arc our own build container killed five consecutive sealed runs mid-flight. The release shipped anyway, on the record: the battery runs foreground in timed slices, the assembled log feeds the same tally contract the harness has honored since R26, and DILIGENCE accepts a supplied log so a locked-down or air-gapped verifier finishes to a full verdict without one long-lived process. The failure that taught this is on the provenance page; the capability it produced is on this one.

Reliability, stated honestly · AssetShop Enterprise OS

Reliability, stated honestly

You do not have to take our word for anything: every claim on this estate is independently verifiable, and the harness that proves it ships with the product.

We publish no uptime percentage because we have no production history yet, and a percentage without history is theater. Here is what we publish instead, today, verifiable.

What is measured on every build

12,883 assertions across 157 suites, 0 failed; 60/60 surfaces crawled in both locales; the render boundary that turns any surface failure into a named, non-blocking card; and the latency ledger that prices decision delay instead of hiding it.

Failure modes, published first

The degradation matrix documents 10 rows of observed failure behavior from live runs, what breaks, what the operator sees, and what holds, shipped inside every release. Incumbents publish uptime after the fact; we publish failure modes before the first tenant, because the second one is the claim you can check.

Availability commitments

Agreed per engagement in the MSA with recovery objectives stated in writing, monitored from week five of the certified onboarding runbook, and measured openly from the first production day. When there is history, this page will carry it with the computation shown; until then it carries the instrument.