Commerce
Public purchase and upgrade pages hand off to server-owned Stripe checkout sessions, webhook verification, customer records, license signing, and signed license delivery.
Current boundaries
Current launch limits are explicit.
Day Shift is local Human-Agent-Contract workflow infrastructure with server-owned commerce, recovery, and authenticated customer-operation boundaries.
Recovery
Recovery sends purchase proof to server-owned verification and signed-license redelivery endpoints without exposing private commerce records in the page.
Install channels
Public installation guidance uses website-owned release URLs. npm, native package managers, Homebrew, winget, .pkg, and .msi are not published installation paths.
Online services
Normal CLI operation is local-first and offline-capable. Hosted collaboration, dashboards, and authenticated support may come later but are not required for normal CLI use.
Release-line licensing
Paid licenses cover a release line. Future major-version upgrades use a 50% upgrade price when eligible, and eligibility remains website-owned commerce behavior, not CLI entitlement mutation.
Internal share
Share the current product boundary.
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