This is where we are today — not a wish list, a decision list. Each of these is a recorded owner decision in the
repository's issues, grounded in a spike or a source read, with its covering tests and cutover gates named before any
code lands. The store is SurrealDB with Surreal Cloud in production and an in-memory engine in every test. Durable
execution stays Restate, now as Restate Cloud per deployment. Telemetry lands in OpenObserve — one Rust binary locally,
their cloud in production. Every matter gets an email address on a dedicated subdomain served by Stalwart, inbound and
outbound, with every message archived to the Iceberg lake. Voice is Miuda's commercial build of RustPBX — the IVR is an
Axum webhook in this workspace, not a dialplan file. Pingora guards the private edge behind a per-org tailnet — and
because the tailnet is the edge, a Project developer's browser reaches the API only from a machine already on it, so
even the cross-origin grant rides the VPN, while production, which has no such edge, hands out none. Regorus evaluates
our policies in-process, and Dioxus and Typst render every screen and every document. And we say the edges plainly,
because the commercial-relationship slide taught us to: Xero invoices, DocuSign signs, a SIP trunk carries the calls,
Google Workspace holds the humans' mail. Those are relationships at the boundary — all software in the path is Rust. The
date is real and we are saying it out loud: this stack runs by August 20, 2026. Hold us to that too.