governed agentic delivery control plane

Statecraft

Statecraft is built around one governed loop: intent becomes a governed spec, a factory stamps a complete application from an open template, a fleet operates the result, and your code stays in your GitHub org the whole time.

That is the design. What runs today is the status section below, rolled up live from the specs, not a roadmap you have to take on faith. The substrate already ships: EnRaHiTu is Encore.ts, rauthy, hiqlite, and Turso in a single container, with zero managed dependencies.

the loop

One governed loop, and where each turn stands

Each block describes a turn of the loop and carries the state of the spec that governs it. Present tense is the design; the chip is the truth.

Specifyshipped

Markdown is the source of truth

spec-spine compiles specs into typed registries and gates drift in CI. Every repo in this family is governed by it today, including this site.

the governed registry
Stampin progress

A contract stamps a whole app

A versioned template contract stamps a complete application from an open template, with a born-with certificate that binds an explicit agentic posture.

the template contract
Operateshipped

Update and backup are verbs

One container and one volume per app. Governed verbs carry an audit trail, instead of a runbook you hope someone followed.

the fleet spec
Verifyshipped

The record is checkable

A tamper-evident attestation ledger records what the plane did, and an independent verifier can check it without trusting the plane.

the governance spine

product family

10 repos, one stack

Everything is open source and governed the same way. Apps the factory stamps are not on this list: they belong to their owners, in their own orgs, under their own licenses.

for agents

shipped

Agents run through the same controls as people

The model is deliberate: same verbs, same guards, an explicit posture, no side doors. The MCP face will expose the governed verbs to coding agents directly, so an agent driving the plane passes through the exact controls a person does.

the MCP server spec

read the source

Every claim here is a spec you can open

The registry bakes the family's spec corpora at build time, 43 specs across 4 repos, each page stamped with the commit it was baked from. Nothing on this page asks you to take it on faith.

Open the registry

status

Where it actually is

Each rung rolls up the implementation state of the specs that make it up, read from the baked registry. When the specs move, this moves.

  1. M1Substrate
    8/8 completeshipped

    The chassis boots

    EnRaHiTu: an Encore.ts app with in-process hiqlite, a CoreLedger data layer over libSQL/Turso, auth on rauthy behind a same-origin proxy, and a webapp, packaged as one container with a vendored toolchain.

  2. M2Stamp
    1/2 completein progress

    The template contract

    A versioned template.toml that says what a stamped app is, plus a born-with certificate that binds an explicit agentic posture at stamp time.

  3. M3Factory
    3/4 completein progress

    The control plane stamps apps

    Statecraft itself: the thesis, the EnRaHiTu app shell, tenant onboarding via a per-org GitHub App, and the factory that stamps complete apps into the customer's own org.

  4. M4Fleet
    1/1 completeshipped

    The fleet operates the result

    Placing and running stamped EnRaHiTu apps: one container and one volume each, with update and backup as governed verbs rather than runbooks.

  5. M5Verify
    3/4 completein progress

    The governance spine and the CLI face

    A tamper-evident attestation ledger with an action gate and trust window, and the statecraft binary that drives the same governed verbs from the terminal and over MCP.

rolled up from the registry baked 2026-07-17