DUTY GRAPH · ADVISOR ENABLEMENT

Release 0.3 · Hosted advisor pilot · September 2026

Release status

Reviewed September 11, 2026. Application version 0.3.0. The documentation handoff does not change application behavior. The latest product change remains acb7b79; the inspected main-branch baseline also includes the September 9 documentation commits through 5d815bd.

Baseline observed September 11

CheckObservation
GitHub main5d815bd5eea66a3ae5d6793a0f91aba67ad5b49c
CI for that commitRun 34427151197, completed successfully
Vercel productiondpl_4d6SpybUUB3qQCJqQ3wzs6pTnu1p, READY, matching that SHA
Assigned domainsdutygraph.com, www.dutygraph.com, and project aliases
Scope of observationRead-only repository/deployment metadata; no new real-client or paid-provider acceptance

These are dated baseline observations. For this documentation change's local verification and limitations, see the handoff assessment. Check the actual branch/commit and CI before a new release.

DutyGraph is a hosted advisor pilot. The full real-client audit remains an acceptance task. Start with START-HERE, current state and prioritized next steps.

Current release

Recorded release evidence

Product commit acb7b79 passed CI 34299928369, deployed to dutygraph.com and passed 21 read-only live gallery checks. The implementation suite has 318 tests; the release workflow includes build, contract checks, synthetic training and recovery verification. Scoped Work Map browser evidence is in the verification directory and development log.

A passing pipeline is not proof of real-client extraction accuracy, a complete hosted audit, physical-device usability, production restore acceptance or enterprise security readiness. No such claims are made here. See the handoff artifact audit for the separate desktop database backup limitation.

Next acceptance work

Run one authorized hosted audit end to end; activate Google measurement/search; validate the client report and recurring review with real stakeholders; settle advisor access/identity; test incremental department scope and larger organizations. The to-do list defines completion evidence and separates ideas from implemented work.

The original 90-requirement matrix preserves the supplied scope. It is historical acceptance context, not a complete current feature inventory or a declaration that every requirement has passed production acceptance.