Ship it.
Canary, flag, signed.
CI/CD DAGs. Canary rollouts. Feature flags. DORA metrics. Every release is a state transition with a signature.
Two ways in
One scenario. One artifact.
A canary: 5% → 100% in 12 minutes.
Release v2026.05.07 rolls from 5% to 100% over 12 minutes. Feature flag jouledb-fast-path on. DORA: lead time 38 minutes, change-failure rate 0.014. 4 joules per release.
DORA dashboard + canary timeline.
Pick a release. Watch the canary tick up. See every flag toggle. Every DORA delta is a receipt.
The receipt
Every operation. Every joule. Signed.
This is what DeliveryOS returns. Not just a result — a signed JWP ReceiptPayload with the energy consumed, the standard cited, and the cryptographic signature that makes it audit-grade.
What this platform believes
Three statements. Each is the proof of the next.
Release v2026.05.07 rolls from 5% to 100% over 12 minutes. Feature flag jouledb-fast-path on. DORA: lead time 38 minutes, change-failure rate 0.014. 4 joules per release.
Watch it happen →Pick a release. Watch the canary tick up. See every flag toggle. Every DORA delta is a receipt.
Open the artifact →Same identity, same format, same billing unit (joules), same wire transport. DeliveryOS ships the part that handles ship.
See the receipt format →