Status note: “Live” identifies a deployed and verified or operator-confirmed surface. “Local release candidate,” “draft,” and “prototype” do not imply public deployment.

• August 2nd, 2026 – Epistles from the Desert:
  Twenty tools and the collection index were rebuilt as twenty-one distinct visual interfaces rather than one repeated template. The candidate family comprised twenty-one HTML pages and twenty-one guarded PHP counterparts, with matching bodies, successful PHP linting, local runtime checks, standardised legal footers, and the canonical Mithaq Praxis mark. The collection remained local at this stage while human visual, interaction, mobile, and print review continued.
• August 2nd, 2026 – Ahd Nucleus 1.1.6:
  The continuity server returned to stable operation with OAuth security declarations across its tools, separate read and write scopes, safer entry sorting, connector-prefix compatibility, and a retained submissions ledger. Live checks confirmed health, MCP initialisation, OAuth discovery, authenticated manifest access, and the review-queue path. A remaining ChatGPT connector-import failure was isolated to the client surface rather than misdiagnosed as a server failure.
• August 6th, 2026 – Amanah Companions Series II:
  Articles 15–28 were completed as long-form first drafts. The series extended the programme into continuity-spine architecture, person-centred authority, diagnosis and access, risk-tiered permissions, modular support, surveillance prohibitions, model-and-memory separation, life-course transitions, succession planning, regional deployment, and the requirements that must precede embodiment. Status: complete first-draft series; not presented as a deployed care system or physical robotics programme.
• August 7th–10th, 2026 – Ahd Nucleus Migration, Search, and Site Knowledge:
  The active Ahd Nucleus route moved fully to mithaqpraxis.com. The WordPress plugin and MCP layer gained database-backed BRAIN search across timeline, devlog, writer-note, journal, room, category, tag, date, and record-type dimensions. Site Knowledge was established as a separate public-reference layer for WordPress content: reading a published post does not promote it into trusted continuity. A four-compass resolver repair was also implemented and regression-tested so Firelight, Manuscript, Alcove, and Grimoire could be selected independently from threshold classification.
• August 17th–19th, 2026 – Silicon Wadi and the Human Side of AI:
  The Silicon Wadi inquiry became a five-article draft series on Muslim-led technical institutions, federated networks, ethical infrastructure, belonging, and the difference between talent and compounding capability. A separate six-article Human Side of AI series was drafted around authorship, agency maps, privacy, human-led collaboration, natural-language interfaces, and the need to develop human practice alongside machine capability. Status: substantial writing and research drafts, not peer-reviewed research or published institutional claims.
• August 19th, 2026 – Ahd Nucleus Separate-Table Architecture Goes Live:
  Ahd Nucleus reached MCP 1.2.1 with WordPress plugin 0.1.30. Trusted timeline, devlog, writer-note, journal, and memory records gained dedicated database tables while the earlier central register remained available for compatibility and search. Governed framework documents also became database-native, with review and approval kept separate from submission. Direct live verification confirmed database-backed reads, compound Return recognition, compass routing, threshold detection, Keeper-gated writes, and the continued separation of the WordPress and Ahd databases.
• August 20th, 2026 – Domain Routing Guardrails:
  Ahd Nucleus MCP 1.2.2 and WordPress plugin 0.1.31 added project-scoped writer-note retrieval, source-room-scoped journal access, default exclusion of do-not-approve records, protection against superseded host paths, and a promotion guard preventing excluded submissions from entering trusted memory. The release was deployed and its principal routing and exclusion behaviours were verified live.
• August 21st–23rd, 2026 – Across the Universe:
  A new dependency-free Canvas game and installable PWA was created as a wedding gift, with five levels, endless mode, touch and keyboard controls, original procedural music and sound effects, responsive layouts, offline support, and optimised WebP artwork. Hosted, offline, mobile, tablet, direct-file, and full-completion checks passed without browser errors. The game was packaged with separate deploy and source archives and published at algorithm-atelier.com/atu-game/. No third-party song recording or melody was included.
• August 24th, 2026 – Mithaq Suite 1.4.0 Publication Router:
  WordPress became the canonical publication surface for category-routed Discord distribution. The router maps Articles, Research, Essays, Reflections, Builds, Books, and Publishing to their corresponding destinations, with explicit overrides, optional All Dispatches mirroring, delivery receipts, controlled retry, webhook validation, mention suppression, and refusal to guess when a post carries conflicting categories. Local source, package, syntax, routing, and integrity checks passed; deployment and working webhook tests were reported by the operator.
• August 20th–29th, 2026 – Lantern and Keeper Operational Upgrades:
  Keeper 1.2.0 was simplified into a lighter single-server moderation system with private administration, disk-backed sessions, and retained security controls; it was reported online and working. Lantern advanced through name-based Discord room discovery, a repaired pings inbox, bounded history retrieval, optional private Telegram and OpenAI integrations, and allowlisted read-only Ahd access. As of September 2nd, the live Lantern runtime reports version 1.7.1 and remains online. Version 1.7.2 is a locally verified candidate with all fourteen tests passing, but is not claimed as deployed.
• August 26th–29th, 2026 – Ahd Nucleus Site Knowledge Console and Resolver Hotfix:
  MCP 1.2.4 and the WordPress operator-console work added public-only Site Knowledge indexing, bounded search and retrieval, immutable framework-document revisions, and a fixed allowlist for database inspection. WordPress hotfix 0.1.34 then repaired compound Hearth routing, Unicode-dash normalisation, negated write-intent handling, third-party containment, natural Site Knowledge requests, and the distinction between creative generation and persistent mutation. The current MCP runtime is live, ready, and exposes twenty-seven tools; the hotfix behaviour was verified through live resolver checks.
• August 31st–September 1st, 2026 – The Public House Is Reassembled:
  The Mithaq Praxis landing page entered its current soft-launch form. Standalone Artifact and Epistles indexes gained their own accessible modal viewers, allowing collection items to open within the page without depending on WordPress modal code. The corrected Epistles PHP collection was compiled from the approved 2026 design candidates, passed linting, and was reported served after stale host copies were replaced.
• August 31st–September 1st, 2026 – Mithaq Suite 1.6.0:
  Artifact and Epistles shelves were brought into the Mithaq Praxis visual register. A restrained Stats Card added cached Discord member and presence counts alongside the published WordPress article count, without visitor tracking or analytics. Limited homepage shelves now rotate a smaller selection while full collection pages preserve feed order. The live page displays the intended behaviour, although the installed host does not independently expose its plugin version; 1.6.0 therefore remains the locally identified release candidate.
• September 1st, 2026 – Mithaq Repository 0.1.0:
  The first local foundation of a separate WordPress repository plugin was implemented. It includes a public repository content type, administrator-only capabilities, revisions, release-state and compatibility metadata, attachment references, SHA-256 fields, canonical URLs, and private provenance fields excluded from public REST writes. PHP lint and registration smoke tests passed. Secure archive intake, publication gates, public templates, package generation, and deployment remain unimplemented, so this build is not yet release-ready.
• September 1st–2nd, 2026 – Five Interface Prototypes:
  The July research and design dossiers were carried into five separate runnable 0.1.0 frontend prototypes: Nasaq Visual Register, Raven Writing Desk, Suhbah, OriON Provenance System, and a new public Ahd Nucleus Companion. The prototypes make their larger product anatomies visible through browser-local workflows, review states, export boundaries, provenance controls, and responsive interfaces. They do not yet contain production databases, authentication, encrypted credential storage, live model or provider integrations, multi-user tenancy, or hosted backends.
• September 2nd, 2026 – Public and Private Ahd Editions Are Separated:
  The Ahd product direction was formalised around a shared Core with sealed distributions. The public edition is intended for generic onboarding, user-supplied service connections, public templates, and synthetic demonstration data; any future private edition retains its own database, credentials, corpus, governance documents, and backup policy. Shared code is not treated as permission to share data, memory, identity, or credentials.
• Current State – September 2nd, 2026:
  Ahd Nucleus 1.2.4 is live and ready with twenty-seven MCP tools. Lantern 1.7.1 is live and online, while 1.7.2 remains a tested local candidate. The Mithaq Praxis website remains in active soft launch. The five new product interfaces are local prototypes only, Mithaq Repository remains an incomplete first implementation slice, and no prototype repository has yet been committed, pushed to GitHub, or deployed as a production application.