Implementation closure
The concrete artifacts required to turn the final product architecture into a deterministic build.
ScriptCat patch dossier
The next controlling artifact must pin the upstream commit and list every changed file, symbol, API, grant, manifest permission, migration, test and rebase risk. It prevents “modify ScriptCat” from remaining an abstract instruction.
Closure deliverables
- Repository layout and generated protocol packages.
- Extension manifests for Chrome, Chromium fork and compatible browsers.
- Exact CAT API implementation and sandbox exposure.
- OPFS and SQLite schemas with migrations.
- Provider fixtures, browser automation harness and golden postconditions.
- Torsion Node installers, service lifecycle and pairing UI.
- Cloud control schemas, membership and project APIs.
- Threat model, license ledger and incident/rollback runbooks.
- Signed release pipeline and deterministic build instructions.
- Requirement-to-test manifest proving each MUST statement.
Definition of done
Completion means a fresh machine can install signed artifacts, import existing scripts, create and repair an automation, use at least three provider adapters, pair a local node, expose and invoke a NetworkScript, survive browser/daemon restarts and reproduce every accepted effect from its evidence trail.