A readable Markdown projection of the graph lives in repos you control.
End the contract. Keep the brain. The readable copy is a Markdown projection you already hold. Cancel later and you keep the last version we shipped. The briefcase is not a request we fulfill after the fact. It is a projection that already exists in your environment.
The brain is yours from day one — the graph, the receipts, the gates. Cancel, and it keeps running at the last version we shipped.
At a size that cannot staff a distributed system, the thing that makes cancel-and-keep true is the briefcase: a readable, receipted Markdown projection in repos you control, plus a raw export.
GREEN and RED project to separate repos. They are never flattened into one pile.
A readable Markdown projection of the graph lives in repos you control.
If you cancel, you keep the projection and a raw export.
End the contract, keep the brain at the last version we shipped.
Exports carry receipts.
Machine-readable → index.json · /ai-info · llms.txt