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 For more information on this, and how to apply and follow the GNU AGPL, see
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-# DiffCI
-
-[![npm version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/@diffci.com/diffci.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@diffci.com/diffci)
-[![npm provenance](https://img.shields.io/badge/npm-provenance-blue)](https://docs.npmjs.com/generating-provenance-statements)
-[![GitHub Action](https://img.shields.io/badge/action-DiffCI%2FDiffCI.com%40v0.1.4-blue)](https://github.com/DiffCI/DiffCI.com)
-
-**Find test-selection opportunities in your CI before changing what it runs.** DiffCI analyzes a
-commit's changes and dependency graph, then reports which test files it would select, why it falls
-back to a full run, and whether it can propose a test command. The `observe` command and Action are observation-only;
-the opt-in `pilot` and `verify-savings` commands execute tests.
-
-From an existing repository checkout, with Node.js 22.5+ and Git installed:
-
-```bash
-npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest observe --no-send
-```
-
-For the fastest self-serve runtime pilot, run one paired check from the repository root:
-
-```bash
-npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest pilot --full "npm test"
-```
-
-On Windows PowerShell, quote the package name:
-
-```powershell
-npx '@diffci.com/diffci@latest' pilot --full "npm test"
-```
-
-This executes the full and selected commands sequentially, and writes `diffci-observe.json`,
-`diffci-savings.json`, and `diffci-savings.md` to a sibling `diffci-output` folder outside the checkout.
-The commands you supply may create files or otherwise change the checkout. One paired run is preliminary
-timing evidence; repeat comparisons and account for cache effects before claiming savings.
-
-**Upgrade from 0.1.3:** tests excluded by a source-only `tsconfig.json` could be discovered without
-their dependency edges, producing an incomplete selection. This is fixed in **0.1.4**. Revalidate
-affected observations before using them as opportunity evidence; see the
-[historical validation](docs/evidence/growth-history-01/README.md) and
-[release qualification](docs/evidence/release-0.1.4/README.md).
-
-The local default compares `HEAD` with its first parent; both commits must be available. For a specific
-comparison, add `--base <base-sha> --head <head-sha>`. DiffCI prints the selection, fallback reasons,
-and the path to a JSON report outside your checkout. `REFUSED` or `ERROR` is not a successful analysis;
-check the reported status even when the command exits successfully. See the
-[support matrix](docs/language-support.md) for setup requirements and supported workloads.
-
-**Measured example:** a controlled Cal.com replay showed **44.2% net reduction in a job-equivalent
-install + pretest + test workload**, including analysis overhead. This is one sandbox comparison,
-not Cal.com's production savings or a prediction for your repository.
-[Read the timings and method](docs/research/2026-08-24-calcom-execution-observability/11-frozen-identity-and-complete-job-savings.md).
-
-Selection counts alone do not establish runtime savings. Observation mode measures neither the
-selected test execution nor realized savings.
-
-For an advanced paired runtime check, you can still run `observe` first and then run `verify-savings`
-against the observation report. It compares your normal full command with
-DiffCI's proposed selected command and writes JSON plus Markdown evidence; see
-[`docs/npm-adoption.md`](docs/npm-adoption.md#self-serve-runtime-pilot).
-
-## Observe in GitHub Actions
-
-Save this as `.github/workflows/diffci.yml` to add a dedicated, non-blocking observation job:
-
-```yaml
-name: DiffCI observation
-on: [push, pull_request]
-permissions:
-  contents: read
-jobs:
-  diffci:
-    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
-    continue-on-error: true
-    steps:
-      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
-        with:
-          fetch-depth: 0
-      - uses: DiffCI/DiffCI.com@dee4f7b938a7720d077c1124ef2ea050aa2625d6
-```
-
-Then check the workflow locally with `npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest verify-workflow`. Keep the observer
-out of required checks and other jobs' `needs` lists. The Action adds a job summary and a
-`diffci-observation` artifact to the run; it does not alter which tests your other jobs execute.
-The example pins release `v0.1.4` to its full commit SHA for reproducibility.
-
-The CLI sends no report with `--no-send`. The Action uploads a GitHub artifact by default; sending to
-DiffCI's hosted service requires an explicitly configured endpoint and token.
-[Installation details](docs/distribution.md) · [Seven-day pilot](docs/shadow-pilot-runbook.md)
-
-## Use DiffCI
-
-| Surface | Use it for | Current distribution |
-| --- | --- | --- |
-| [`@diffci.com/diffci`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@diffci.com/diffci) | Try `observe` locally, run an opt-in runtime pilot, or install the GitHub Action from this repository | Published npm CLI and Action |
-
-The CLI bundles a pinned revision of the [Core engine](https://github.com/DiffCI/core) from GitHub. Users install only
-`@diffci.com/diffci`; the `pilot` command above stays the same. Core performs Git analysis,
-dependency graphs, impact, path baseline, and selected-command planning. The report format and
-non-interfering GitHub Action remain in this repository. See
-[`docs/package-relationship.md`](docs/package-relationship.md) for the source relationship.
-For evaluation results and their limits, start with
-[`docs/adoption-evidence.md`](docs/adoption-evidence.md).
-
-## Project background
-
-**This repository moved out of the [DentalPresence.in](https://github.com/adityankale190895/DentalPresence.in)
-monorepo** (previously `diffci/` there) into its own repo on 2026-08-21, once the project outgrew being a
-subfolder. DentalPresence.in remains DiffCI's original dogfooding target - some code (the `planner`
-DentalPresence-specific PATH baseline/task registry, a few fixture tests) still reflects that origin - but
-the research and shadow-validation pipelines are generic and have been exercised against dozens of
-real third-party repositories.
-
-## Current state
-
-Language expansion: initial Vue SFC and Go package-level analysis is implemented through repository
-adapters. See [the support matrix and setup requirements](docs/language-support.md) for exact scope,
-fallback behavior, and validation boundaries.
-
-Three completed research stages plus an in-progress prospective-validation stage, in order:
-
-- **Stage 0** - a 2,000-delta historical benchmark across 20 real repositories, run through a real
-  Cloudflare orchestrator. Verdict: **GO WITH CONDITIONS**.
-- **Stage 1A** - forensic root-cause investigation of every repository/delta where Stage 0's confidence
-  model degraded to UNSAFE, and of every historical "unsafe miss" candidate. Identified the top 3
-  highest-leverage fixes.
-- **Stage 1B** - implemented those 3 fixes (reachability-aware confidence narrowing, an improved
-  historical safety-measurement methodology, a tsconfig-scope + package.json-diffing fix), validated them
-  live against real repositories (coverage improved, zero contradicted safety cases), and ran a real
-  wall-clock FULL/PATH/DiffCI runtime pilot.
-- **Stage 2** (current) - prospective shadow validation on real, currently-arriving CI events, not more
-  historical benchmarking. A live pipeline (Cloudflare Sandbox Containers + Worker, D1 + R2) observes real
-  repositories, predicts *before* their outcome is known, and later reconciles against the real CI result.
-  Current verdict: **EXTEND SHADOW VALIDATION** - the pipeline is real and defect-free, and since
-  2026-08-21 it runs **autonomously**: a Cron Trigger polls enrolled repositories every 10 minutes
-  (`src/research/cloudflare/shadow-cron.ts`), and the registered **DiffCI Shadow GitHub App**
-  (read-only; see [`docs/github-app-registration.md`](docs/github-app-registration.md)) delivers
-  push/workflow events to `/v1/shadow/webhook` for instant predictions and exactly-on-time
-  reconciliation - this repository shadow-observes itself through that App. See
-  [`docs/research/2026-08-21-stage2-final-report.md`](docs/research/2026-08-21-stage2-final-report.md)
-  for the full picture; what's honestly still missing is real observation volume, working GitHub
-  Actions on our own repositories (account billing), and real design-partner repositories.
-
-Every dated report behind these stages lives in [`docs/research/`](docs/research/) - start with
-`2026-08-21-stage2-architecture.md` for the fullest current picture of what's built vs not, or the
-Stage 0/1A/1B reports for the historical-validation story.
-
-For the next product milestone, see [`docs/alpha-readiness.md`](docs/alpha-readiness.md). It tracks the
-private-alpha bar: install DiffCI, keep CI unchanged, collect real shadow observations, and render a
-trustworthy potential-savings report.
-
-## Architecture
-
-DiffCI is now framed as an open-core product:
-
-```text
-DiffCI
-|
-├── Open-source core
-|   ├── DiffCI engine
-|   ├── CLI / npm package
-|   ├── Local analysis
-|   └── Basic GitHub Action
-|       |
-|       └── Tidelift package support
-|
-└── Commercial DiffCI
-    ├── Hosted service / DiffCI Cloud
-    ├── Organization dashboard
-    ├── Historical analytics
-    ├── Advanced CI/CD optimization
-    ├── Enterprise policies
-    ├── Managed runners
-    ├── Team features
-    └── Support / enterprise services
-```
-
-The open-source core is the trust and adoption surface. It runs locally or in the host repository's own
-CI, writes a report, and changes nothing about CI execution. Commercial DiffCI adds hosted history,
-organization views, policy, managed operations, runners, and support. Tidelift belongs to the supported
-open-source package path, not the hosted product feature boundary. See
-[`docs/open-core-packaging.md`](docs/open-core-packaging.md) and
-[`docs/tidelift-package-support.md`](docs/tidelift-package-support.md).
-
-The source tree follows that split:
-
-- `src/git/`, `src/repo/`, `src/planner/`, and `src/client/` are the installable OSS observer path.
-- `action.yml` wraps the observer as a basic non-blocking GitHub Action.
-- `src/research/` and `src/shadow/` run validation, GitHub App shadow observation, and reconciliation.
-- `src/product/`, `src/auth/`, `src/billing/`, `src/ingest/`, `src/ledger/`, `src/runner/`, and
-  `src/usage/` are the commercial/control-plane layer.
-- `docs/oss-boundary.md` records what is allowed into the npm package.
-
-## Commands
-
-```bash
-# Type-check and run the full test suite
-npm run check
-
-# Generate an example delta / impact / plan for the current repo's latest commit
-npm run diffci
-npm run impact
-
-# Run a real Stage 0-style historical benchmark locally
-npm run research:stage0
-
-# Deploy the Cloudflare research/shadow Worker (D1 + R2 + Sandbox Containers)
-npm run research:sandbox:deploy
-```
-
-## Install Surfaces
-
-DiffCI is intended to be installable as infrastructure, not only as a hosted shadow experiment:
-
-```yaml
-- uses: DiffCI/DiffCI.com@dee4f7b938a7720d077c1124ef2ea050aa2625d6
-```
-
-```bash
-npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest observe
-npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest verify-workflow
-```
-
-The GitHub Action and npm CLI establish the OSS/package distribution path. The hosted GitHub App and
-DiffCI Cloud build on that trust boundary for teams that want shared reports and history. See
-[`docs/distribution.md`](docs/distribution.md) for the package and Action positioning,
-[`docs/open-core-packaging.md`](docs/open-core-packaging.md) for the commercial split, and
-[`docs/npm-adoption.md`](docs/npm-adoption.md) for copy-paste pilot material.
+# DiffCI
+
+
+[![npm version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/@diffci.com/diffci.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@diffci.com/diffci)
+[![npm provenance](https://img.shields.io/badge/npm-provenance-blue)](https://docs.npmjs.com/generating-provenance-statements)
+[![GitHub Action](https://img.shields.io/badge/action-DiffCI%2FDiffCI.com%40v0.1.4-blue)](https://github.com/DiffCI/DiffCI.com)
+
+**Find test-selection opportunities in your CI before changing what it runs.** DiffCI analyzes a
+commit's changes and dependency graph, then reports which test files it would select, why it falls
+back to a full run, and whether it can propose a test command. The `observe` command and Action are observation-only;
+the opt-in `pilot` and `verify-savings` commands execute tests.
+
+**For AI coding agents:** DiffCI gives Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Grok, and similar
+tools a safe default CI/CD validation command.
+
+From an existing repository checkout, with Node.js 22.5+ and Git installed:
+
+```bash
+npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest check
+```
+
+For AI coding agents, seed the repository with default instructions:
+
+```bash
+npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest init
+```
+
+For the fastest self-serve runtime pilot, run one paired check from the repository root:
+
+```bash
+npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest pilot --full "npm test"
+```
+
+On Windows PowerShell, quote the package name:
+
+```powershell
+npx '@diffci.com/diffci@latest' pilot --full "npm test"
+```
+
+This executes the full and selected commands sequentially, and writes `diffci-observe.json`,
+`diffci-savings.json`, and `diffci-savings.md` to a sibling `diffci-output` folder outside the checkout.
+The commands you supply may create files or otherwise change the checkout. One paired run is preliminary
+timing evidence; repeat comparisons and account for cache effects before claiming savings.
+
+**Upgrade from 0.1.3:** tests excluded by a source-only `tsconfig.json` could be discovered without
+their dependency edges, producing an incomplete selection. This is fixed in **0.1.4**. Revalidate
+affected observations before using them as opportunity evidence; see the
+[historical validation](docs/evidence/growth-history-01/README.md) and
+[release qualification](docs/evidence/release-0.1.4/README.md).
+
+The local default compares `HEAD` with its first parent; both commits must be available. For a specific
+comparison, add `--base <base-sha> --head <head-sha>`. DiffCI prints the selection, fallback reasons,
+and the path to a JSON report outside your checkout. `REFUSED` or `ERROR` is not a successful analysis;
+check the reported status even when the command exits successfully. See the
+[support matrix](docs/language-support.md) for setup requirements and supported workloads.
+`check` is an agent-friendly alias for `observe --no-send`: it runs no tests, changes no CI behavior,
+and sends nothing by default. See [`docs/ai-agents.md`](docs/ai-agents.md) for Claude Code, Codex,
+Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and similar tools.
+
+**Measured example:** a controlled Cal.com replay showed **44.2% net reduction in a job-equivalent
+install + pretest + test workload**, including analysis overhead. This is one sandbox comparison,
+not Cal.com's production savings or a prediction for your repository.
+[Read the timings and method](docs/research/2026-08-24-calcom-execution-observability/11-frozen-identity-and-complete-job-savings.md).
+
+Selection counts alone do not establish runtime savings. Observation mode measures neither the
+selected test execution nor realized savings.
+
+For an advanced paired runtime check, you can still run `observe` first and then run `verify-savings`
+against the observation report. It compares your normal full command with
+DiffCI's proposed selected command and writes JSON plus Markdown evidence; see
+[`docs/npm-adoption.md`](docs/npm-adoption.md#self-serve-runtime-pilot).
+
+## Observe in GitHub Actions
+
+Save this as `.github/workflows/diffci.yml` to add a dedicated, non-blocking observation job:
+
+```yaml
+name: DiffCI observation
+on: [push, pull_request]
+permissions:
+  contents: read
+jobs:
+  diffci:
+    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
+    continue-on-error: true
+    steps:
+      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
+        with:
+          fetch-depth: 0
+      - uses: DiffCI/DiffCI.com@dee4f7b938a7720d077c1124ef2ea050aa2625d6
+```
+
+Then check the workflow locally with `npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest verify-workflow`. Keep the observer
+out of required checks and other jobs' `needs` lists. The Action adds a job summary and a
+`diffci-observation` artifact to the run; it does not alter which tests your other jobs execute.
+The example pins release `v0.1.4` to its full commit SHA for reproducibility.
+
+The CLI sends no report with `--no-send`. The Action uploads a GitHub artifact by default; sending to
+DiffCI's hosted service requires an explicitly configured endpoint and token.
+[Installation details](docs/distribution.md) · [Seven-day pilot](docs/shadow-pilot-runbook.md)
+
+## Use DiffCI
+
+| Surface | Use it for | Current distribution |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| [`@diffci.com/diffci`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@diffci.com/diffci) | Try `observe` locally, run an opt-in runtime pilot, or install the GitHub Action from this repository | Published npm CLI and Action |
+
+The CLI bundles a pinned revision of the [Core engine](https://github.com/DiffCI/core) from GitHub. Users install only
+`@diffci.com/diffci`; the `pilot` command above stays the same. Core performs Git analysis,
+dependency graphs, impact, path baseline, and selected-command planning. The report format and
+non-interfering GitHub Action remain in this repository. See
+[`docs/package-relationship.md`](docs/package-relationship.md) for the source relationship.
+For evaluation results and their limits, start with
+[`docs/adoption-evidence.md`](docs/adoption-evidence.md).
+
+## Agent Adoption
+
+Add DiffCI instructions to a repository:
+
+```bash
+npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest init
+```
+
+Then ask your coding agent to run:
+
+```bash
+npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest check
+```
+
+Agent-specific docs:
+[`Codex`](docs/codex.md) ·
+[`Claude Code`](docs/claude-code.md) ·
+[`Cursor`](docs/cursor.md) ·
+[`GitHub Copilot`](docs/copilot.md) ·
+[`Grok`](docs/grok.md).
+
+Live discovery files:
+[`llms.txt`](https://diffci.com/llms.txt) ·
+[`AI agents`](https://diffci.com/docs/ai-agents.html).
+
+For native agent integrations, DiffCI also ships a stdio MCP server:
+
+```bash
+npx -p @diffci.com/diffci@latest diffci-mcp
+```
+
+See [`docs/mcp.md`](docs/mcp.md).
+
+## Project background
+
+## Public Core and private Cloud
+
+DiffCI's public-good analysis engine is released separately from its commercial hosted product.
+The project lives in the [DiffCI GitHub organization](https://github.com/DiffCI).
+This repository was transferred to `DiffCI/DiffCI.com` on 2026-09-16.
+
+| Component | Scope | Licensing |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| [DiffCI Core](https://github.com/DiffCI/core) | Standalone dependency/change analysis, CI graph inference, safety/fallback, advisory test selection, synthetic benchmarking and local compute measurement | AGPL-3.0-only; public |
+| DiffCI Cloud | Hosted infrastructure, billing, enterprise dashboard, organization management, proprietary data/services, and managed acceleration | Proprietary |
+| Optional enterprise code | Separately scoped, visible and auditable enterprise capabilities | Source available, with commercial production rights controlled by DiffCI |
+
+**This mixed repository remains private.** Only the reviewed Core extraction was published, with
+fresh Git history. This repository retains its existing engine snapshot while package integration is
+migrated separately. No blanket AGPL license applies to this repository. Public Core is advisory-only;
+energy/carbon/cost are modeled estimates, not verified environmental savings. The exact extraction is
+recorded in [the Core release audit](docs/core-release-audit.md).
+
+The funded Core should run independently of DiffCI Cloud. AGPL permits commercial use and competing
+hosting; it adds source-sharing obligations for covered modifications, including qualifying remote
+network use. Grant eligibility depends on each grant's agreement and funded deliverables.
+
+See the [licensing boundaries](docs/licensing.md), [organization and migration plan](docs/github-organization.md),
+and [prepared organization profile](docs/github-org/profile/README.md).
+
+
+
+**This repository moved out of the [DentalPresence.in](https://github.com/adityankale190895/DentalPresence.in)
+monorepo** (previously `diffci/` there) into its own repo on 2026-08-21, once the project outgrew being a
+subfolder. DentalPresence.in remains DiffCI's original dogfooding target - some code (the `planner`
+DentalPresence-specific PATH baseline/task registry, a few fixture tests) still reflects that origin - but
+the research and shadow-validation pipelines are generic and have been exercised against dozens of
+real third-party repositories.
+
+## Current state
+
+Language expansion: initial Vue SFC, Go package-level, and conventional Maven reactor analysis is implemented through repository
+adapters. See [the support matrix and setup requirements](docs/language-support.md) for exact scope,
+fallback behavior, and validation boundaries.
+
+Three completed research stages plus an in-progress prospective-validation stage, in order:
+
+- **Stage 0** - a 2,000-delta historical benchmark across 20 real repositories, run through a real
+  Cloudflare orchestrator. Verdict: **GO WITH CONDITIONS**.
+- **Stage 1A** - forensic root-cause investigation of every repository/delta where Stage 0's confidence
+  model degraded to UNSAFE, and of every historical "unsafe miss" candidate. Identified the top 3
+  highest-leverage fixes.
+- **Stage 1B** - implemented those 3 fixes (reachability-aware confidence narrowing, an improved
+  historical safety-measurement methodology, a tsconfig-scope + package.json-diffing fix), validated them
+  live against real repositories (coverage improved, zero contradicted safety cases), and ran a real
+  wall-clock FULL/PATH/DiffCI runtime pilot.
+- **Stage 2** (current) - prospective shadow validation on real, currently-arriving CI events, not more
+  historical benchmarking. A live pipeline (Cloudflare Sandbox Containers + Worker, D1 + R2) observes real
+  repositories, predicts *before* their outcome is known, and later reconciles against the real CI result.
+  Current verdict: **EXTEND SHADOW VALIDATION** - the pipeline is real and defect-free, and since
+  2026-08-21 it runs **autonomously**: a Cron Trigger polls enrolled repositories every 10 minutes
+  (`src/research/cloudflare/shadow-cron.ts`), and the registered **DiffCI Shadow GitHub App**
+  (read-only; see [`docs/github-app-registration.md`](docs/github-app-registration.md)) delivers
+  push/workflow events to `/v1/shadow/webhook` for instant predictions and exactly-on-time
+  reconciliation - this repository shadow-observes itself through that App. See
+  [`docs/research/2026-08-21-stage2-final-report.md`](docs/research/2026-08-21-stage2-final-report.md)
+  for the full picture; what's honestly still missing is real observation volume, working GitHub
+  Actions on our own repositories (account billing), and real design-partner repositories.
+
+Every dated report behind these stages lives in [`docs/research/`](docs/research/) - start with
+`2026-08-21-stage2-architecture.md` for the fullest current picture of what's built vs not, or the
+Stage 0/1A/1B reports for the historical-validation story.
+
+For the next product milestone, see [`docs/alpha-readiness.md`](docs/alpha-readiness.md). It tracks the
+private-alpha bar: install DiffCI, keep CI unchanged, collect real shadow observations, and render a
+trustworthy potential-savings report.
+
+## Architecture
+
+DiffCI is now framed as an open-core product:
+
+```text
+DiffCI
+|
+├── Open-source core
+|   ├── DiffCI engine
+|   ├── CLI / npm package
+|   ├── Local analysis
+|   └── Basic GitHub Action
+|       |
+|       └── Tidelift package support
+|
+└── Commercial DiffCI
+    ├── Hosted service / DiffCI Cloud
+    ├── Organization dashboard
+    ├── Historical analytics
+    ├── Advanced CI/CD optimization
+    ├── Enterprise policies
+    ├── Managed runners
+    ├── Team features
+    └── Support / enterprise services
+```
+
+The open-source core is the trust and adoption surface. It runs locally or in the host repository's own
+CI, writes a report, and changes nothing about CI execution. Commercial DiffCI adds hosted history,
+organization views, policy, managed operations, runners, and support. Tidelift belongs to the supported
+open-source package path, not the hosted product feature boundary. See
+[`docs/open-core-packaging.md`](docs/open-core-packaging.md) and
+[`docs/tidelift-package-support.md`](docs/tidelift-package-support.md).
+
+The source tree follows that split:
+
+- `src/git/`, `src/repo/`, `src/planner/`, and `src/client/` are the installable OSS observer path.
+- `action.yml` wraps the observer as a basic non-blocking GitHub Action.
+- `src/research/` and `src/shadow/` run validation, GitHub App shadow observation, and reconciliation.
+- `src/product/`, `src/auth/`, `src/billing/`, `src/ingest/`, `src/ledger/`, `src/runner/`, and
+  `src/usage/` are the commercial/control-plane layer.
+- `docs/oss-boundary.md` records what is allowed into the npm package.
+
+## Commands
+
+```bash
+# Type-check and run the full test suite
+npm run check
+
+# Generate an example delta / impact / plan for the current repo's latest commit
+npm run diffci
+npm run impact
+
+# Run a real Stage 0-style historical benchmark locally
+npm run research:stage0
+
+# Deploy the Cloudflare research/shadow Worker (D1 + R2 + Sandbox Containers)
+npm run research:sandbox:deploy
+```
+
+## Install Surfaces
+
+DiffCI is intended to be installable as infrastructure, not only as a hosted shadow experiment:
+
+```yaml
+- uses: DiffCI/DiffCI.com@dee4f7b938a7720d077c1124ef2ea050aa2625d6
+```
+
+```bash
+npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest observe
+npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest check
+npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest init
+npx @diffci.com/diffci@latest verify-workflow
+```
+
+The GitHub Action and npm CLI establish the OSS/package distribution path. The hosted GitHub App and
+DiffCI Cloud build on that trust boundary for teams that want shared reports and history. See
+[`docs/distribution.md`](docs/distribution.md) for the package and Action positioning,
+[`docs/open-core-packaging.md`](docs/open-core-packaging.md) for the commercial split, and
+[`docs/npm-adoption.md`](docs/npm-adoption.md) for copy-paste pilot material.