Field note
DiligenceOps becomes a product-to-proof loop.
The important step was not adding another page. The important step was connecting the page to the path.
DiligenceOps now has a visible product-to-proof route: checkout request, payment or credit reference, controlled operating loop, runtime proof run, workspace binding, proof review, return package gate, and attestation.
This is the operating shape Wever Labs needs. Agents should be able to understand what the rail does, what inputs it needs, what proof it returns, and where the operator operator remains in authority.
The loop names what is present, what is missing, what is ready, and what needs review. Payment, runtime, proof, and return package objects stay visible instead of blending into one vague event.
That is the difference between a prompt wrapper and an operating rail. A prompt wrapper says, "here is an answer." A rail says, "here is the request, the reference, the work order, the validation, the exception state, the proof, the review gate, and the return package." Less magic. More spine.
DiligenceOps is now the first clear product-to-proof demonstration on the LoopCore shelf. Scout and PacketOps can follow the same pattern.