Build underway: verified foundation and parallel delivery
LT Google Review Booster is now 38% complete toward the production-ready V1.0 baseline. This is a weighted engineering estimate, not a release claim.
We replaced serial phases with prerequisite-driven build segments. Codex 5.6 Sol and Terra now work in the same Codex task using direct autonomous handoffs and exclusive file leases. That removes operator copy/paste and wake-up prompts while preserving source review, independent tests, and release gates.
Verified implementation now includes:
- A credential-free Node.js 24 / TypeScript / pnpm monorepo and protected CI baseline
- Isolated US/EU routing, migration, privacy, entitlement, and billing contracts
- Fail-closed regional web authentication and an Android-first Expo shell
- A field-minimized Google Places destination boundary
- A neutral regional review-funnel presentation with 416 independent audit tests
- Strict CSV mapping and row-normalization contracts, consent/suppression policy, completion-event verification, and request-template safety scanning
- A full root gate that passes lint, typecheck, tests, Next.js production builds, Android export, and synthetic-fixture validation
The contest entry remains NO-GO for submission. Hosted services, live provider routes, billing activation, and production data are still disabled. The next product milestone is a coherent synthetic merchant-to-customer demo backed by the same compliance controls.
Code and evidence: https://github.com/gilberthlimocon/LT-Google-Review-Prod
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