Authority before autonomy
Every generated action is assigned an authority ceiling. The MVP only executes reversible local simulation; external actions remain review-gated.
Assemblerer turns a founder brief into an inspectable agent roster, authority contract, local-first execution routes, prioritized work queue, an evidence trail, and a portable Company Manifest that later execution adapters can consume. It starts with control, not chat.
The first proof focuses on the part most founder copilots skip: who is allowed to do what, where work should execute, what proof closes a task, and what remains under founder control.
Every generated action is assigned an authority ceiling. The MVP only executes reversible local simulation; external actions remain review-gated.
Assemblerer decides whether a task belongs on-device or in a hosted model based on sensitivity, complexity, and the founder's routing preference.
Tasks are defined with expected proof, not vague completion. That creates an audit-friendly operating trail that can later connect to AgentBridge, MCP, SaaS, or local tools.
Everything below runs in the browser. No prompt is transmitted by this MVP. Generated state is stored locally unless you export it.
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The published build is designed for deterministic, testable behavior before any paid model or external execution layer is introduced.