Qualification before capability
bernato is currently a foreground CLI candidate under qualification. The website and signed-in qualification console report that state; they do not control a local machine.
Implemented commands
| Command | Current purpose |
|---|---|
bernato doctor | Report the release gates that remain blocked. |
bernato providers | Return the fixed disabled-provider catalog without probing PATH or the filesystem. |
bernato score | Accept a bounded prompt and invoke the coordinator, then refuse production qualification before creating state. |
bernato evidence verify | Verify a bounded local evidence bundle offline. |
bernato --version | Print the candidate version. |
doctor fails closed while required proof is missing. The provider catalog is
informational: it never discovers, qualifies, enables, or executes a provider.
Availability
There is no public binary or package, supported platform, qualified provider, available score journey, plan, checkout, credit, or paid-pilot offer. Native test evidence does not turn a platform into a supported release.
Boundary
Phase 1 has no daemon, listener, background service, browser control channel,
machine pairing, PTY journey, qualified provider execution, reverse tunnel,
relay, LAN port, or generic proxy. Process, worktree, review, commit, and
evidence foundations are linked behind score's production refusal; their
presence is not availability.
Evidence verification establishes local self-consistency unless the verifier is given an independently pinned key. It provides no trusted timestamp, remote attestation, or third-party provenance.
Read the product status and security model for the same current boundary.