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. |
| Mock 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 a fake 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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