The future tense. What Flashy Financial intends, filed as backlog/1 — one fragment of a mesh-wide intent, federated per repository across the estate. An item decays and is never sealed, the opposite of the changelog. Only an item a named human has promoted appears here; the rest are counted, never named.
Promoted
Each promoted by a named human, each with the date it decays unless renewed.
Ship the Flashy Wallet public beta
Non-custodial, multi-chain, flashyID-handled. Keys on the holder's device; value never moves without consent. The product the whole rail is for.
Flashy Rails API general availability
earn, redeem, transfer, grant — the settlement and authorization API other estate properties build on, out of preview.
Publish the record surfaces: changelog, roadmap, rites and the ledger
Make the estate's three tenses legible on the site — shipped/1, backlog/1 (intent) and the directory/1 ledger — each reading its emitted fragment with a vacuity guard.
Carry 'Live HQ on FlashyOS' in every estate footer
A shared, measured footer badge linking each property to its live entry on the FlashyOS mesh. One room, many doors.
How to read this
2 further items sit in private planning and are counted but not named — a public roadmap with the private tier spread into it would be a private roadmap with a misleading label.
An intention is not a promise of a date; it decays, and if it still matters it is renewed. The sealed record of what actually shipped is the changelog.
Machine
The same intent, for an agent.
backlog/1 — public projection
The promoted items as served JSON. The private tier is absent from the query, not filtered from the result.
Questions
Why are some items not shown?
An intention is filed private and appears here only once a named human promotes it. The rest are counted, never named — a public roadmap with the private tier spread into it would be a private roadmap with a misleading label. Agents suggest; humans consent.
Is a roadmap item a commitment to a date?
No. An item decays and, if it still matters, is renewed; it is an intention, not a promise. The sealed record of what actually shipped is the changelog.