Material progress and current position

Report changes in state—not activity for its own sake.

FASO updates distinguish completed foundations, current work, future evidence gates and institutional status so that progress remains understandable without becoming overclaim.

Current position

Phase 0 has moved from definition into system proof and institutional preparation.

The update page records material changes in state. It is not a stream of every build action or an attempt to make activity look like impact.

Established

Purpose, doctrine and system architecture

The observatory role, evidence discipline, protected boundaries and complete system proposition were defined.

Built

Version 1 integrated system

The architecture became working software. This supports a build claim, not an independent validity claim.

Built

Complete end-to-end Test Rig

The whole system can be exercised across authorised evidence handling, multi-system comparison, retained outcomes and bounded state interpretation.

Active

Governed system campaigns

System testing continues with retained failure evidence, separately authorised repair and controlled rerun.

Active

Independent validation and funding engagement

The prospectus and validation proposition support discussions with prospective reviewers, academic institutions, developers and funders.

Next gate

Independent challenge and institutional formation

No operational progression is authorised until external evidence, governance and resources support it.

How updates are governed

A public update should change understanding, not merely announce motion.

Material progress, failure, correction, external findings and changes in institutional status deserve public records. Routine internal activity does not automatically belong here.

State changeEvidence changeAuthority changeCorrectionExternal finding

Exact current evidence

The evidence register is the authority for present public claims.

Updates explain movement. The evidence page identifies what each current claim is actually based on.