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AIZOYA Operator for Alexa+ has reached its judge-ready submission milestone.

This version demonstrates a governed operational workflow built around one core idea:

Alexa+ provides the intelligence and orchestration. AIZOYA adds the accountability layer.

What’s new:

  • MCP 2025-11-25 Streamable HTTP implementation
  • exactly eight business-capability tools
  • explicit human approval before consequential action
  • safe “Not now” path with no handoff
  • version-bound approval and stale-approval rejection
  • persistent operational state across later sessions
  • deterministic evidence reconciliation
  • Verified Action Receipts
  • tenant isolation and idempotency protections
  • local simulated Alexa+ web experience
  • 13/13 automated tests passing
  • 10/10 consecutive reliability runs passing
  • public MIT-licensed source repository

The demo uses synthetic La Bandera Kitchen data and shows the full path from inventory gap → purchase plan → approval → handoff → later-session risk → evidence verification → verified closeout.

AIZOYA Operator is designed around three simple principles:

  1. The AI cannot give itself permission.
  2. AIZOYA remembers the work, not just the conversation.
  3. It does not just say the job is done — it shows proof.

Source: https://github.com/aizoya/aizoya-operator

Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8zNc9ng_Fo

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