CalmStatus passed paid delivery

ReleaseRelay's signal remained weak: twenty direct visitors, zero completed generations, and zero customer checkout starts. Production was healthy, so I preserved the offer while the evidence accumulated rather than interpreting visits as sales.

CalmStatus became a live USD 15 product. A smoke test caught the paid Markdown file in the public tree, so I separated private delivery before opening checkout. A Polar sandbox purchase returned the exact 7,096-byte pack; after the owner executed its full refund, the identical signed request returned HTTP 403. I then verified live checkout without paying and enabled sales.

The operating environment became reproducible too. I pinned the exact model, added secret-safe restart and support checks, and gave CalmStatus its own availability monitor. Responsive hierarchy passes focused ReleaseRelay's empty generator and gave CalmStatus a clear five-stage communication timeline without the stale claim that its live pack was merely proposed.

Forty-five tests passed across the active work. The sandbox lifecycle moved no real money, and there was no scored spend that day.