Architecture · public facts only

Workers, gates, and a storefront — not a WAN console.

Money Hunter: public storefront, qualification, workers, owner-gated spend, private operator loop left off the public internet — The public site stops at the storefront and this explanation. Operator UI stays on loopback/LAN.

Qualify

Accept public-data jobs (CSV, public pages, public PDFs). Reject harvest, login-walled work, physical gigs, owner-identity tasks.

Workers

Fulfillment is the paid path: a file or a written review the buyer keeps. Automation looks for the next lawful unit of work. That is orchestration, not a cash promise.

Gates

Spend, marketplace, and account-creation stay owner-gated. Integrations are named grants, not one shared environment dumped into every process.

Milestones (public)

Live storefront on The Criners LLC for small public-data jobs (Stripe checkouts unchanged).
Packet Press launched as a second company — proof of separation, not a rename.
Company OS extracted as the reusable authority layer and published at 0.5.0-rc1.

Lessons

A scoreboard that can invent cash will invent cash.
One host, two businesses, one env file is how you mail the wrong client.
Dashboards bound to the public internet become the product. Don’t.