Territory Grounder · Field guide
Capability, defaults and the work ahead
Reviewed 2026-11-02. Governed remediation is implemented. Fresh installs start in Shadow: read-only, with no actuation targets. Three repairs demonstrated in an isolated lab; broad production effectiveness is still being evaluated.
Available to evaluate
The control plane includes authenticated browser and API access, durable workflows, incident investigation, prediction admission, mode-gated actuation, deterministic verification and the audit ledger. The console provides the operator view of those decisions.
The implemented capability is distinct from a deployment’s current permissions. The website does not report a private estate’s live mode. Fresh installs start in Shadow, with no configured actuation targets.
Evidence still being earned
The isolated lab demonstrates three repairs. Broader operating effectiveness, robustness across environments and comparative benefit need more evidence. The later head-to-head result is non-inferiority on a bounded corpus, with significant counter-comparisons favoring the predecessor on diagnosis and evidence grounding. Inspect the evidence.
Direction
The published roadmap covers lifecycle and drift reconciliation, management-regime-aware actions, and deeper adversarial assurance. Treat the source roadmap as development context, not a release-date promise. Some individual mechanisms may land ahead of a whole phase.
Use the current source, its tests and the relevant operator guide when deciding whether a particular capability is ready for your evaluation.