ARGUS is a MetaDictum v2 execution exemplar: a non-trivial challenge project used to demonstrate repository-authoritative, roadmap-driven execution from bootstrap through validation.

This repository is published primarily as process evidence. Its central claim is not that ARGUS is a finished product, commercial offering, or production-ready application. Its claim is that MetaDictum v2 can carry a substantial project through governed stages, preserve continuity through repository artifacts, and produce auditable execution evidence across fresh-chat sessions.

ARGUS demonstrates a traceable progression through:

• idea
• seed
• requirements derivation
• component realization
• roadmap creation
• execution
• validation

Bootstrap was performed in a fresh chat. Subsequent phases were continued in additional fresh chats using repository artifacts rather than hidden conversational memory.

• Idea Ready for Bootstrap · commit
• Bootstrap Complete · commit
• Phase 1 Complete · commit
• Phase 2 Complete · commit
• Phase 3 Complete · commit
• Phase 4 Complete · commit
• Phase 5 / Roadmap Complete · commit

This repository shows that MetaDictum v2 can:

• preserve intent across stages
• derive bounded requirements
• realize components under governance
• support continuation from repository state
• carry execution through explicit validation points

This repository does not claim that ARGUS is:

• a product launch
• a polished application showcase
• production-ready
• validated for end-user value
• commercially significant independent of the framework

The core evidence in this repository is:

• generated governance artifacts
• commit history
• phase receipts
• validation outputs
• implementation artifacts tied to the governed execution path

Supplementary screenshots for fresh-chat continuity in the final two execution phases:

• Phase 4 Start
• Phase 4 Complete
• Phase 5 Start
• Phase 5 Complete

These screenshots are supplementary evidence only. The canonical execution record is the repository artifact set: governance files, receipts, validation outputs, implementation artifacts, and commit history.

1. Bootstrap and governance artifacts
2. Seed and requirements artifacts
3. Roadmap and realization artifacts
4. Execution receipts and validation outputs
5. Runtime and implementation files