A record of what has been built. Readyweek is not open to the public yet, so this is the only track record that exists.
These are completion dates for work that ran to a single build, not a release history. Two days of dates is not two days of work, and it is not an operating record.
What this list is not
These dates record when work was completed and its tests passed in the codebase. They are not release dates, uptime records, or evidence that anyone has used the product.
Bounded topic discovery, source-preserving draft requests, editable creator and voice context, plain-language assistant setup with an audited read, cancellable calendar reservations without automatic dispatch, focused incoming Replies, and evidence-based workflow Progress.
The public site, design system, onboarding, agent administration, approval queue, activity history, settings, staged deletion, and the rebuilt Posts and Insights pages.
Stored posts, immutable insight snapshots at 24h, 7d and 30d, strategy annotations, and median comparisons with metric-specific sample sizes.
Identity-provider sign-in, workspace membership, database row-level security, managed-key credential encryption, retention and staged deletion, and readiness monitoring.
Agent identities with rotation and revocation, connection-scoped capabilities, the deterministic policy engine, the approval queue, idempotency, and the hash-chained audit log.
A stateless MCP endpoint with read tools first, and writes added only after output-redaction tests passed.
PostgreSQL persistence, the encrypted credential vault, the token refresh worker, and the versioned REST surface.
The typed provider for profile, posts, insights, replies and publishing, against the Threads API Meta publishes.