ChangelogResearch

What changed in the public project surface.

Website and product updates. Older entries describe what was published at the time, not the current product.

LOG / PUBLIC

Recent entries

Intent-to-Space captures and company contact

Added exact typed intents, the Houseplant Care Tracker sequence and an expense Space, with dates distinguishing separate sessions. Simplified public copy and added the future Claude planning story and verified development counts. Added founder@intent-space.site in Contact, About and the footer.

Android-first product story

Updated current product copy, Claude Code development and future Claude-powered planning. Added four real Redmi debug captures of synthetic images, with explicit development and production limits. Earlier entries below describe their publication-time state.

Thesis, claim ladder and public reading paths

Added a standalone project thesis, explicit documentation paths for different audiences, execution-authority documentation and a five-rung claim ladder separating representability, validity, runtime support, fresh generation and product readiness.

Causal landing story and tonal transition

Reworked the homepage around one visible request moving through application structure, boundary checks and controlled runtime execution. The signature story now uses settled, triggered scene transitions rather than leaving the page parked at arbitrary scroll-linked theme states.

Public product surface begins

Created the independent Intent-space web surface for product narrative, research communication and public documentation. It introduced the project’s public website, separate from the software itself.

Earlier execution prototype under review

At that time, the execution prototype was still awaiting final independent technical review. No production-readiness claim is implied.

Executable theory established

The project formalized its application model through machine-checkable schemas, capability vocabulary, semantic validation and proof-oriented fixtures before moving into runtime falsification.