docs: README pass — the harness axis (#397) - #398
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…y subscription (#397) Names the switchable-harness framing from the 2026-08-17 spec addendum: the open harness is plan-first and first-class, telaio is the subscribed research harness (marked arriving — no vaporware claims), and the studio is harness-agnostic.
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Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This PR updates the README’s harness and commercial positioning, but the current wording should explicitly describe telaio and the -issimo tiers as entitled offerings and avoid implying that telaio is available before it ships. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up on these bounded documentation-accuracy risks. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 37: Update the README sentence describing the studio, open harness,
telaio, and “-issimo” performance tiers to state explicitly that telaio and the
“-issimo” tiers are entitlement-controlled offerings with access granted
separately, while preserving the existing open-source and funding distinctions.
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| - **opencode (open)** — the default. Plan-first: sessions open read-only and execution is an explicit switch. Full transcript, the guided interview rail. Maintained as a first-class harness, not a stopgap. | ||
| - **telaio (subscription)** — the autonomous-research harness: the campaign rail, role dispatch, durable unattended loops. Arriving; the interactive role loop on the open harness is its preview. | ||
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| The studio — vaults, runs, catalogs, skills, domain packs — is harness-agnostic and stays yours on either. The studio and the open harness are open source; telaio and the `-issimo` performance tiers are how we keep building them. |
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State the entitlement boundary explicitly.
The sentence explains funding, but it does not state how users access telaio or the -issimo performance tiers. The objective requires these to be entitled offerings. Use explicit access wording, for example:
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- The studio and the open harness are open source; telaio and the `-issimo` performance tiers are how we keep building them.
+ The studio and the open harness are open source; `telaio` and the `-issimo` performance tiers are available through entitlements.This follows the stated commercial-split objective and the entitlement wording in Line 164-167.
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| The studio — vaults, runs, catalogs, skills, domain packs — is harness-agnostic and stays yours on either. The studio and the open harness are open source; telaio and the `-issimo` performance tiers are how we keep building them. | |
| The studio — vaults, runs, catalogs, skills, domain packs — is harness-agnostic and stays yours on either. The studio and the open harness are open source; `telaio` and the `-issimo` performance tiers are available through entitlements. |
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In `@README.md` at line 37, Update the README sentence describing the studio, open
harness, telaio, and “-issimo” performance tiers to state explicitly that telaio
and the “-issimo” tiers are entitlement-controlled offerings with access granted
separately, while preserving the existing open-source and funding distinctions.
…to-end (#398) Slice 4e: the DRY/LIVE smoke harness for the local-shell data plane, run through the REAL wiring (startAmicodeService — the activation path the previous commit wired), bundled from this repo's own source (the boot-probe convention, no transcribed logic): pnpm --filter amicode run smoke:fleet DRY (default, fixtures only — this run is the AC evidence, 10/10): - A: no-entitlement boot → the activation-armed-but-unentitled service is byte-identical to base over a 6-request spot check; fleet paths answer the base no-route 404 (the fleet mode does not exist). - B: entitlement + lawful manifest + activation config → fleet mode arms; /amicode/fleet/status answers (staged provenance, hub credential); /amicode/fleet/sessions returns the merged projection — both stores, provenance-tagged, hub the store of record, currency over [hub, local]. - C: the kill/hang/rejoin legs against a fixture hub spawned locally — kill → 2 no-responses → hub-down posture (pointer surfaced) routing LOCALLY; the projection names the hub absence; rejoin → recovery re-enters fleet, refetch_epoch bumps; hang → CLIENT-enforced timeouts (400 ms) → hub-down, recovery holds hysteresis. The wedged-tunnel case is never welded (D6). - D: revocation mid-flight → the entitled write is delivered first; the hub 401s the next one → failed + read-only-with-pointer + Go-Standalone; the base posture keeps running (content never eaten, never a wedge). LIVE (AMICODE_FLEET_SMOKE_LIVE=1): the machine's REAL entitlements + overlay source + activation config against the REAL hub through the REAL tunnel — staging, status, the merged projection, and the D7 tunnel stamp (named skip without AMICODE_FLEET_TUNNEL_CONFIG). Destructive legs are NEVER run live — named skips, not silent absences. Every failure line names its outcome; exit 1 on any leg failure; the hub credential env var is restored; DRY touches nothing outside a temp dir. Refs harmoniqs/amicissimo#398.
…proves (#398) FLEET_BETA.md: the seven items a beta tester provisions (entitlement, overlay source, hub URL, tunnel alias, tunnel config path, hub credential, posture tuning), the absent-config-means-byte-identical-base rule, the DRY/LIVE smoke invocations, and a per-leg table of what each leg proves. Refs harmoniqs/amicissimo#398.
Slice 4e: beta activation wiring — config/env-driven fleet mode arming (#398 amicissimo)
Closes #397
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Framing source: spec addendum 2026-08-17 (the harness axis) + the #390 reframe comment.
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