We ship in phases. Each one lands a working capability the studio uses every day before we start the next. Here is the route.
A secure, team-scoped Telegram bot with access control, concurrency limits, session tracking and the first real Claude-Code task runner.
Fifteen specialist agents, each with its own knowledge base and writing slot. Orchestrator routes, specialists execute, state stays consistent.
Twenty deliverable-grade skills — invoices, dashboards, decks, contract review, research, debugging protocols — all callable from any agent.
A password-gated HTML preview host on a hardened VPS. TLS 1.3, a web application firewall, a sandboxed runtime under a service account, full audit trail.
Every HTML deliverable is automatically published to Forgelab. Arthas returns a share card with the URL, the one-time password, and the expiry — alongside the local PDF, as a fail-soft side channel.
Health checks on every moving part, with alerts that arrive before the studio notices a problem.
Daily, encrypted, versioned backups with verified restore drills.
Operator runbook, onboarding path for new team members, and a clean docset so any DawnForge hand can take over Arthas on day one.
Once the plumbing is boring and the studio trusts the machine, we start widening the army. The wishlist — not promises, just where the team wants to take Arthas next: