FACTUAL ACTIVITY RECORD · An activity record based on work that took place
Adopting the initial production infrastructure configuration
Aligning database, authentication, broker, web release, and local-service boundaries in one configuration
Purpose
Connecting the features proven locally to dedicated production resources required a single configuration for the database, authentication, the GCP-hosted broker, web release, and macOS local services without weakening their safety boundaries.
Implementation
The work established manually triggered database, Terraform, broker, and web-release paths, fixed-target manifests, Terraform modules, a broker runtime connected to Model Armor, and a production profile in Control Center. Credentials were separated by purpose, with checks that prevent secrets from entering source or artifacts.
Configuration and implementation under cloud infrastructure, publication-delivery settings, screening service, and administration application were aligned with the integrated specification and static audits. Local-service smoke coverage included real LaunchAgent installation, startup, IPC or normal completion, and uninstall.
The implementation at the merge cutoff shows the adopted structure receiving a fixed target and separated identities. Concrete target, Supabase, and digest values are omitted.
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What was confirmed
Verification results
Repository-wide verification, 227 database tests, and 28 Swift tests passed.
A real LaunchAgent confirmed the Connector IPC response and the Runner no_work completion, with no service left behind after verification.
Execution of each production workflow and the final external-provider state had not been verified by the cutoff.
Basis for completion
This scope ended when the production-candidate source configuration, static gates, local database checks, and macOS service checks were aligned in one adopted state.