Current Status
Status Terms
Section titled “Status Terms”| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Runtime-verified | Verified with real Core, provider, worker, native app, device, ledger, trace, log, or artifact evidence. |
| Phase-test pending | Code or UI is wired, but real end-to-end validation is still missing. |
| Source-ready | Source, protocol, or project wiring exists and may build, but user runtime use is not verified. |
| Design-only | Product or architecture design exists, but implementation has not landed. |
Public Release vs Development Evidence
Section titled “Public Release vs Development Evidence”The public release path is being reworked around native app assets. The private source tree has newer development evidence for native apps, Core management, mobile pairing, Android, and iOS Chat speech input. This documentation calls out those boundaries instead of presenting development evidence as a public release guarantee.
Current Snapshot
Section titled “Current Snapshot”| Area | Status |
|---|---|
| Core and CLI | Runtime-verified on the current development host; CLI is now an operator path, not the main public installer. |
| Manager tool planning | Runtime-verified with a real provider producing structured tool calls. |
| macOS native app | Runtime-verified in source/dev evidence for Core management, Workbench, Chat, Local Gateway, and native node work. |
| iOS native app | iPhone/iPad simulator runtime-verified for several paths; real iPhone install/launch/Core status verified; speech permission/live transcription still pending. |
| Windows native app | Source-ready + build/static verified; Windows host runtime validation pending. |
| Android native app | Source-ready + build verified; signed APK/AAB release packaging is now part of the native release path. |
| Gateway and Channels | Source-ready with selected runtime-verified slices; broader media and recovery parity still pending. |
| Talents | Registry/runtime projection foundations exist; full marketplace experience is not complete. |
Why This Matters
Section titled “Why This Matters”Aegis can operate real tools and devices. That makes honest status labels part of the product safety model. If a feature is source-ready but not runtime-verified, the docs should say so.