See what changed—and what is actually ready.
Skopos separates implemented behavior, verified host support, and future direction so a roadmap item is never mistaken for a shipped capability.
01Source-linked changes
02Explicit verification state
03No silent compatibility claims
Codex-certified first release preparation
The core operating model, CLI, MCP surface, self-hosted workflow, and public website are converging toward a Codex-certified first release. Other host projections remain explicitly unverified until real-host proof exists.
Codex child-Task delivery
Approved splits can create real Codex tasks, bind returned thread identities to Skopos Sessions, wait for completion, and return control to the originating reviewer.
Fresh-session continuation
A source-linked self-hosted Codex cohort recorded three successful bounded continuations out of three eligible attempts. The result is explicitly Codex-only.
Follow the release from source to proof.
Every public claim should have a shipped artifact or a clearly stated readiness limit behind it.