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Active claimed installations currently tracked by Chummer.
Continuity
NEXUS-PAN continuity
This page shows the continuity model clearly: claimed installs, reconnect behavior, public history, and the boundary where signed-in runboard state begins.
Claimed install status stays in Chummer
Reconnect behavior stays visible
Signed-in runboard history stays private
Continuity
Claimed installs and reconnect paths are visible without leaking private device history.
Continuity is now part of the product surface: public pages show aggregate install and recovery status, while deeper device and workspace history stays signed in.
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Live continuity grants currently backing claimed installs.
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Pending claims and browser return steps still need recovery.
Platform spread
Continuity stays cross-device, while the public page only shows safe aggregate status.
No claimed-install platform labels are public yet, but this page still shows the continuity boundary between public status and signed-in history.
Continuity details
See what continuity keeps together.
These details show install state, reconnect steps, and which parts stay private.
Claimed install status
Shows how claimed installs stay tied to Chummer account status instead of drifting into screenshots or loose docs.
/play/continuity/history/nexus_claimed_install_status.json
Open details
Reconnect next step
Names the next-safe-action next step when mobile continuity and browser return paths need to survive device drift.
/play/continuity/history/nexus_reconnect_next step.json
Open details
Runboard continuity boundary
Keeps the public path honest about what it previews and what still belongs on signed-in workspace rails.
/play/continuity/history/nexus_runboard_boundary.json
Open details
Ready status; Core Engine still needs caution
Next 12 Biggest Wins remains the active wave; journey status is ready; overall progress is 100% in 'Public-fit polish'; the longest pole remains Core Engine; support closure is clear Install-path parity still needs review because local release details are stale.
As of 2026-07-03
Next question: What is the smallest cross-repo slice that makes the campaign OS indispensable and turns trust, adoption, and publication depth into a real launch advantage?
100% · Public-fit polish
43 measured snapshot(s)
0 waiting closure / 0 pending human response
Recommended now
No published build is on the page yet.
Who can get it now
No release download is published yet.
Release status
Passed · Current preview files remain downloadable for status testing, but release support is needs review until stale details and Hosted Build privacy, retention, recovery, and erasure decisions are refreshed Treat the current release as limited because final release details are still blocked by live public web recrawl stale, rule source minimum coverage stale, and ruleset readiness stale Treat the current release as limited because the local release status package is stale.
Launch readiness
Hold parity claims on public routes, support surfaces, and publication lanes because the local release status package is stale.
Service status
Pilot defaults are — Canary green on all active lanes; next review due 2026-07-26. Next decision: Hold the broader rollout until public route coverage exists.
Closure health
0 waiting closure / 0 pending human response. 0 open support packets across 0 reported cases.
Adoption health
Current release status is posted. 5 tested paths and 10 checked pages are on record. 43 weekly snapshots are on record for the current public release picture.
Progress trend
Flat trend 0% from 2026-06-19 to 2026-07-03. Trend window: 2026-06-01 100% → 2026-06-02 100% → 2026-06-04 100% → 2026-06-12 100% → 2026-06-17 100% → 2026-06-18 100% → 2026-06-19 100% → 2026-07-03 100%. Trend sparkline: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁
Journey pulse
Ready · Journey status is steady on current published details. · 0 blocked / 0 warning
Current caution
Current focus: Core Engine. 43 weekly snapshots are on record. What is the smallest cross-repo slice that makes the campaign OS indispensable and turns trust, adoption, and publication depth into a real launch advantage? No red blockers are open and published flagship readiness status is green.