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Research & build · capability evidence
Trace selected Skyzai capabilities to their product owners and the evidence behind each claim. A plan, source file, local test and accepted live service are different states.
This curated trace contains 35 capability records as of . It follows the current product ownership map and selected Flutter, package and adjacent source evidence.
The pinned company Flutter revision has 1,691 Dart files indexed by path. Function-level review covers ten formerly mixed modules and the 36-file Holobiont workspace; remaining files still need semantic review. These 35 records therefore do not account for every built feature or establish a complete screen audit. See the coverage audit for the review boundary.
No capability in this trace has an accepted live-release or operating qualification. The labels below describe evidence for a specific capability; they do not describe the availability of an entire product. See the dated source trace for the pinned references and methodology. Some linked source records require repository access.
Owner direction or a dated plan. No qualifying implementation has been accepted.
Relevant code is present in pinned source. Its behavior and release are still unaccepted.
A narrow local or synthetic test has run. The recorded scope limits the claim.
Hosted-path code and local or emulator tests exist. No live release has been accepted.
Follow the participant served by a capability: the individual in Me, the shared organisation in We or agents running on protocols in They. The product linked on each record remains its owner.
The 18 October architecture preserves these 35 source-trace records and their evidence levels. It separately records 16 proposed requirements. A new place in the website is not evidence that an app feature has been implemented.
Me is the individual, We is the shared organisation, and They is the agents running on protocols. A DAV or DAC has legal-person status only where actual registration in an identified national jurisdiction is evidenced. Individuals may represent organisations or operate agents through granted permissions; neither source presence nor agent identity establishes authority.Proposed requirements still awaiting implementation and acceptance
The product owns these capabilities. Read its purpose and scope.
The product owns these capabilities. Read its purpose and scope.
The product owns these capabilities. Read its purpose and scope.
The product owns these capabilities. Read its purpose and scope.
The product owns these capabilities. Read its purpose and scope.
The product owns these capabilities. Read its purpose and scope.
The product owns these capabilities. Read its purpose and scope.
Network and transport foundation, outside the seven-product ladder.
A shared discipline for reusable contracts and adapters, outside the seven-product ladder.
A composed case experience across product owners, not an eighth product.
Context: Capability evidence & status.