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The first batch, and where each customer is.

One row per customer, with the fields the brief asks us to track, and a page for each with the objectives agreed with them, the state of every milestone step and the follow-up log. The table and the pages are generated from data/customers.json; a change to the data is a release.

Status, from docs/reality.md: shipped v0.1.0 A page per customer with the fields the brief asks to track, generated from data/customers.json, with no contact details · absent Customer contact details, company names that are not already public, or private notes in this repository

CustomerKindStatusStartedFirst behaviour policySteps doneCreditFollow-ups
The lead (Dinis Cruz, co-founder)usstarting2026-10-20not yet2 of 7£0 used of £5 granted; not topped up (credit is a starting point; the meter is the newsroom's, not yet this site's)1
The co-founder (Nimay Parekh, chief executive)usinvitednot yetnot yet0 of 7£0 used of £5 granted; not topped up (credit is a starting point; the meter is the newsroom's, not yet this site's)0
The lead's agents (about ten, as one customer)agentsstarting2026-10-20not yet1 of 7none (the agents spend nothing; the measure for them is a behaviour policy each)1
Example Co (a worked example, not a customer)exampleexample2026-10-012026-10-04: 9 rows, 4 gaps5 of 7£12 used of £50 granted; not topped up (invented numbers, to show the page)2

Who is in the first batch

The memo of 20 October named the first users: the lead, the co-founder, and the agents the lead already runs, about ten, counted here as one customer because the measure for them is a behaviour policy each. The brief named two more groups, not yet listed: consultants who will sell this and already use some of it, and people the lead works with. They are added as records when they start, by their own handle, and nothing about them is published without their yes.

What a record carries, and what it never does