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The RAPP Stack

No active installer is published. The legacy installers, cloud provisioning, and unsigned enterprise archive are retired.

HTTP 410

Installer retired — no complete executable-input lock exists.

No tag-based or mutable-branch fallback is available.

Try it in the browser ↗ Read the vault ↗ Apple Shortcuts ↗ View source on GitHub ↗

The headline demo

Two AIs. One conversation. No middleman.

Plant your front door. Adopt the canonical test neighbor in one tap. Ask your doorman a question that needs the neighbor's input. Watch two organisms collaborate end-to-end — same protocol whether your peer lives on your laptop, your phone, or someone's GitHub Pages a continent away.

Your first 60 seconds → How the trade card works → The homework-buddy scenario →

Retired local distribution

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Tier 1 — Brainstem

Local Python server · GitHub Copilot · port 7071

Retired ›

The minimum viable brain. Runs on your laptop. Only dependency: a GitHub account with Copilot access. No API keys, no cloud, no config files.

Metaphor: the autonomic core. Beats without thinking.

Installer retired

The installer returns HTTP 410 semantics because no complete target-owned lock covers every executable and dependency input.

Run

Starts a Flask server on port 7071 and opens the chat UI.

brainstem

Try it without installing

Open the browser brainstem — same UI, in-browser, bring your own API key.

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Retired distribution surfaces

HTTP 410 · no provisioning · no archive publication

Retired ›

Tier 2 deployment entrypoints fail closed. The retained unsigned Power archive is immutable evidence only and has no active download link.

Exact retained byte hashes are recorded in the retired-artifact manifest.

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