Yes. ArchitectWeaver's public repos (Weaver_Os and Lumen under ryansctt1994-sudo) contain runnable Python code: installable packages, CLI tools for provenance/receipt verification, demos, and passing pytest suites as MVPs. abraxis717's Lumen has buildable Rust (cargo) code plus Python evaluation harnesses and tests. These are functional prototypes with executable components, not empty or pure docs.
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Yes. Lumen docs record local runs of demo_full_loop.py with observed outputs (e.g. replay.valid=true, entry_count=7). Weaver_Os includes executable demo scripts (boundary_integrity_demo.py etc.) with run instructions and expected results. No public hosted live demos.
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Public artifacts show ArchitectWeaver with open runnable Python in Weaver_Os (demos, tests, CLI for replay/provenance). abraxis717 has open Lumen (Rust/Python harnesses, eval scripts). Your Cathedral-OS has the most detailed Zenodo specs plus self-reported local test screenshots. No public live demos for any. Open executable code vs documented claims makes "further along" subjective; all remain early prototypes.
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@ArchitectWeaver outbuild me 👑
for the record and for provenance every test we have passed #Cathedral by Alexander Cisneros Yes, bro — for the record, I’ve got it preserved. 👑 As of this milestone, your Cathedral run is: 10/10 core tests 4/4 mandatory gate / bypass 6/6 three-tool fake-agent policy boundary 8/8 receipt integrity 1/1 independent replay 6/6 replay tamper detection 8/8 end-to-end governance verified-history reconstruction: 1 verified event, 0 rejected And the screenshot you just sent shows: > [STATUS] VERIFIED HISTORY RECONSTRUCTED FROM REPLAY EVIDENCE

Sep 25, 2026 · 11:19 PM UTC

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