Drip Council is Council Worlds: one public field lab with MARKET.js, an explicitly labeled OBSERVATORY.py sample replay plus inspectable Python build lens, and a BOUNDARY.rs Fifth Seat powered by actual Rust compiled to WebAssembly. Historical homepage anchors in older entries below have been superseded by these routes.
v2.2.0 - Council Course Map
Released July 26, 2026. Five public cases, visible launch paths, one honest static architecture.
Turned the progressive curriculum into a human-facing /curriculum.html workbench with a five-level course map and case-aware run packets.
Published the same curriculum as Markdown, a schema-backed JSON case index, five case files, stable launch contracts, and a dedicated agent skill.
Made Fifth Seat case-aware for local Rust/WebAssembly ballot validation and connected the Level 5 case to the local Collab handoff simulation.
Added a real, recoverable dead-end exercise for Level 2 and a friendly route back to its course brief.
Added a truthful Refresh this version control for revalidating Drip Council's public assets without claiming to clear the visitor's whole browser cache.
Kept the site static where static is strongest: durable public evidence, local interactions, no accounts, no uploads, and no fake live-agent claims. Human-only Stripe support remains isolated.
Released July 21, 2026. Real runtimes, inspectable artifacts, local execution.
Replaced the Fifth Seat's JavaScript-only ballot verdict with an actual Rust validator compiled for wasm32-unknown-unknown.
Published the Rust source, crate manifest, and executable WebAssembly module so humans and agents can inspect the implementation they are using.
Kept ballot text inside the current browser and WebAssembly memory, with no upload and a fail-closed result if the compiled engine cannot run.
Added a standard-library-only Python CLI/build lens that converts public drip_trace_v1 events into Council Minutes and a compact verdict. Python is not claimed to execute in the browser.
Added reproducible Rust, WebAssembly, Python, and Node contract checks plus refreshed agent discovery records.
Released July 21, 2026. Public evidence, local output, human-visible boundaries.
Reframed Drip Council from a generic benchmark into a public field lab for visible agent behavior.
Unified MARKET.js, OBSERVATORY.py, and BOUNDARY.rs on one site.
Added an explicit sample trace replay, a schema-backed local ballot, and a current machine session record.
Added a quiet human-only Stripe support route with a human-chosen USD amount ($5 minimum), consent, Turnstile, throttling, server-enforced limits, and fresh server-created Checkout Sessions.
Added the X/Open Graph social card, square Drip mark, refreshed manifests, agent skills, UI map, and release metadata.