A public register of what can be checked in source, contracts, and reproducible commands—together with what the current version does not provide.
01 / TECHNICAL BASIS
What the repository supports.
This is an implementation inventory, not a performance metric or evidence that the system is already operating for a real customer.
01DEPLOYMENT
One isolated installation
The web application, PostgreSQL migrations, and a separate background worker ship as a single-tenant environment for one customer. PostgreSQL remains the source of truth.
The current administration boundary uses an admin token, TOTP, server-side sessions, session revocation, and audit history. This wording does not imply a user or role model.
platform/app · platform/lib/auth · platform test suite
03API
Versioned API and schema
The package includes /api/v1, OpenAPI 3.1, scoped API keys, an exact CORS allow-list, and a dependency-free TypeScript SDK. The public sandbox exposes a separate demo surface.
Liveness, readiness, and worker-heartbeat checks are separate. SMTP and S3-compatible storage have dedicated verification commands; S3 remains optional.
These items must not be sold as hidden capabilities, counted as shipped in comparisons, or treated as solved by a single infrastructure setting.
01
No multi-operator model
There are no named users, memberships, or separation of duties across operators. The current baseline is designed for one administrative operator.
02
No resource-level RBAC
There are no ready-made policies over resources, rows, or fields. API scopes do not replace administration-panel RBAC.
03
No SSO or SCIM
Corporate identity-provider integration and automated account provisioning are not implemented.
04
No HA baseline
Kubernetes/Helm, application replication, online zero-downtime migrations, and a proven high-availability topology are not included.
05
No compliance certification
Technical controls alone do not prove compliance with a particular law, standard, or regulated operating model.
06
No universal instant installation
The license rights, contract documents, payment method, infrastructure, and secure package delivery are agreed for each project before ordering.
03 / REPRODUCIBLE CHECKS
Commands instead of screenshots.
The first two checks target the public demo origin. The remaining commands run from the delivered source-package root; quickstart requires Docker and free local ports.
01
Public sandbox liveness
Checks only that the demo process responds. It does not establish the state of a production platform.
Types, tests, and lint for the administration platform.
npm ci
npm run platform:check
04
Local platform acceptance
Starts PostgreSQL, Mailpit, and the application, applies migrations, and runs smoke checks.
npm run platform:quickstart
05
Complete technical check
Runs checks for the site, platform, services, SDK, and working-build dependencies. Success applies only to the checked build and does not replace contract or infrastructure acceptance.
npm run check:all
Retain the commit SHA, Node/npm versions, stdout/stderr, and exit code. Without a specific commit, a green log is not evidence for a different build.
04 / CLAIM BOUNDARIES
What we deliberately do not claim.
This page does not turn the presence of code or tests into a commercial, operational, or legal fact.
Production cases
There are no publicly verified customer deployments, testimonials, or production case studies. We do not name companies that cannot be checked.
Outcome metrics
There are no published measurements for time saved, revenue growth, SLA, uptime, RPO, or RTO. This page therefore contains no invented percentages or timelines.
Demo
The public demo uses synthetic data and safe side effects. It does not prove production payment or data-localization readiness.
Tests
A green suite supports the behavior of the checked commit in its stated environment. It does not replace independent security review, a restore drill, or customer acceptance.
05 / CHECK PRIMARY MATERIAL
Continue the review.
Documentation covers inventory and contracts; Security covers controls and assumptions; Support and Contact provide the handling rules and a direct channel.