What we refuse to build
Scope decisions are easier to explain than to make. These are the ones that shape everything else.
Written and covered by tests, not yet observed in a live run
| Refused | Why |
|---|---|
| Order placement | The output of an agent is an argued thesis, never an instruction to buy or sell. There is no write path, and its absence is a compilation property. |
| Invented data | Everything displayed comes from a real source. Tests use recorded, dated responses rather than invented ones. |
| A deliverable without an engine | A format with no engine is refused before any process starts. Drawing an imitation spreadsheet in HTML to fill the gap would be the only false thing on this site. |
| A benchmark score without its protocol | Eleven conditions are published in advance. A score missing one of them does not appear. |
| Storing your keys | They belong in the macOS keychain and in the vendor CLI. Never in a file, a database or a log. |
| A model of our own | Deskworth drives what you already subscribe to. It has no interest in being between you and a provider. |
#On distribution
The application is distributed as a macOS disk image, currently signed ad hoc and not notarised. There is no public download link on this site yet, and this page will not pretend otherwise.
#Sources
- Deskworth OS, handover report 0.0.22DeskworthInternal document, not published
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