Current implementation and acceptance
The canonical server serves the public shell and town assets. Marketplace listings, the activity ticker and the town feed explicitly return HTTP 501 until their adapters are connected. A healthy shell does not establish commerce, entitlement delivery or live activity. The cloud-runtime handler exposes additional control-plane operations, but its status route includes hardcoded performance and deployment counters. Those fields are not measured production results. Each runtime operation requires its own source-bound execution and consumer read-back before acceptance.Account ownership
The primary app, Google Cloud and Mintlify owner isdevtown.ai@gmail.com. The devtown-production project and primary-owner IAM are confirmed, and its production Google OAuth pair is retained in infrastructure’s approved authority. The Google broker configuration is retained separately; real DevTown sign-in and authorization remain open acceptance steps.
The assigned owner completed normal Mintlify email verification and account creation on October 25, 2026. The organization has one member, the assigned owner, and its existing password matches the approved private authority. The three guides are published at docs.devtown.ai; Mintlify reports the custom domain Connected, and all three routes returned HTTP 200 over normal TLS. Documentation source lives in the private DevTown repository, branch master, under mintlify/. Automatic private GitLab synchronization remains a separate delivery step.