ElastOS Weekly Shipping Report — Week of August 29 – September 7, 2026 #36
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Elacity Labs — Weekly Team Update for the World Computer Initiative (WCI)
August 29 – September 7, 2026
ElastOS Runtime v0.7.0 tagged on
mainthis window (1 September · tip8ac18bec). The line did not stop: 0.7.1 is already in review — two-Runtime protected-content proof, installed custody provisioning, Home Agent as its own capsule, first-run empty desktop. ESC and EID resumed 1 September; cross-chain transfers with the main chain are open again (official announcement). Marketplace cut elacity-web 4.6.7 (4 September). Hyper/Hey kept the mesh week going through the weekend. Halborn Secure Code Review of mainchain v1.0.3 is still underway. Operator toolkit Elastos.Node v1.2.4. PC2 product-quiet. ELA tip ~2,289,048.Chain status: mainchain producing under BPoS. ESC and EID are producing again; main ↔ ESC / EID transfers are open. PG / PGP cross-chain ELA stays disabled. Halborn’s independent review of pending v1.0.3 continues (Elastos.ELA only this round). Exchanges that froze ESC / EID deposits should contact the Elastos DAO before reopening. Sidechains resume · Mainchain postmortem.
Key Links This Week
bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Elacity/pc2.net/main/scripts/update.sh)curl -fsSL https://elastos.elacitylabs.com/install.sh | bashTable of Contents
1. The Big Picture — v0.7.0 Shipped, 0.7.1 In Flight, Sidechains Resumed
Two public doors moved this cycle: the Runtime release, and the sidechains.
Runtime. #35 framed v0.7.0 as the foundation for ElastOS v2. This window is when that tag actually landed: #38 merged to
main31 August; the GitHub Release went up 1 September on tip8ac18bec. #39 merged the same day ontoupstream/0.7-dev. Then the line opened 0.7.1 — #51 is the follow-up release PR. See §3–§7.Protected content left the contract stack and ran across two Runtimes. Import, buy, open, and publish of portable / chain-bound custody listings landed. Custody startup moved onto declared installed provisioning instead of ad-hoc setup. See §4.
Home grew an Agent seam. The Shelf is a live composer that opens Agent Space. The harness is its own capsule on the typed model contract that shipped in 0.7 — same install and gate shape as every other Runtime capsule. First-run now seeds an empty desktop and pins Marketplace. See §5–§6.
Chain doors. Official 1 September: ESC and EID are producing; main ↔ sidechain transfers are open. PG cross-chain ELA stays off. Halborn continues on mainchain v1.0.3. See §2.
Marketplace kept shipping. elacity-web 4.6.7 is live: atomic batching, faster reads, post-tx freshness, earnings and sidebar honesty. drm-api stayed at 0.13.2 on the default branch; #22 is the unmerged API line, with selected SHAs already on the operator deploy. See §8.
Hyper / Hey did not quiet down after last week’s mesh push — frost UI, delivered ticks, Hardware ELA on its own stack, Home deep links, talking-head and relay work — and Saturday–Monday kept going (invite deep links, idle-heat cuts, live-hop path labels). Source and sideload; no store tag. See §9.
PC2 stayed quiet on product and let Runtime and the chain carry the cycle. See §11.
2. Elastos Status — ESC / EID Open, PG Closed, Halborn Underway
Public framing only. Finding registers, live-defect recipes, and unpublished recovery trees stay inside the recovery engagement — same discipline as #32–#35.
What is open vs shut
Long form: Sidechains resume (1 Sep) · Mainchain postmortem (August) · honest recovery log.
What the 1 September announcement said
ESC and EID were paused after the July incidents while the full sidechain stack was reviewed. The official notice records that the coordinated Council node switch completed without interruption, that more than 200 corrections are now active, and that the updated sidechain source is not being published at this time. Ordinary ELA holders do not need to take any action. Continuous monitoring is on.
PG continues for activity that stays on PG. Cross-chain ELA involving PGP remains disabled until that separate team completes its own review and reports to the Elastos DAO.
Reserve (from the official table). The July 13 created amount (~6.03 million ELA on ESC) is fully accounted for: burns on ESC and from ShadowTokens bridge contracts, plus residual backing recovered. Separately, ~1.58 million ELA connected to that incident remains frozen on the main chain and will be credited to the ESC reserve; that credit will be published with its on-chain record. Frozen July 13 accounts stay frozen. July 20 exchange reconciliation remains in proper channels.
External audit (community-safe)
Halborn’s Secure Code Review of pending mainchain v1.0.3 is still underway. Scope this round is Elastos.ELA only. We will post again when there is a public certificate to point to.
Operator toolkit
Elastos.Node v1.2.4 published 31 August — the public toolkit that rides with the resume. Do not treat a toolkit bump as a consumer wallet release.
Private trees
Public GitHub for ESC / EID / Arbiter did not reopen. A small private follow-through landed around the resume line (high-level process counts only). Nothing from those trees is a public source drop.
3. Runtime v0.7.0 — Tag, Merge, Release Matrix
Release: v0.7.0 · 1 September 2026 ·
main8ac18bec.What 0.7 contains was the #35 body — protected-content foundation, collaboration, Home/platform, Wallet, Assistant / model-provider, Library / Marketplace / player UIUX, GBA, receipted source-home install. This cycle is the tag plus the CI that made the tag honest:
upstream/0.7-dev→main(31 Aug) — the eight stacked contract PRs (ElastOS Weekly Shipping Report — Week of July 10 – July 17, 2026 #29–ElastOS Weekly Shipping Report — Week of August 29 – September 7, 2026 #36).upstream/0.7-devthe same day (UI/UX reconstruction, archive-manager, assistant workspace, Home menu protocol).main.This is the Runtime line we take into ElastOS v2. 0.7.1 is the follow-up, not a replacement story.
4. Protected Content — Two-Runtime Journey, Installed Custody
The 0.7 contract stack defined the shape. This cycle proved a path and started installing it.
End-to-end proof. Two Runtimes, custody handed off between them: mint → grant → reconstruct → play on the receiving side. That is the first reviewed test that exercises the full contract stack across a process boundary. The proof is recorded in the reviewed doc set, not only in CI logs.
Portable / imported listings. Runtime can ingest chain-bound custody listings it did not originate, open them, and transact against the imported half. It can also publish portable listings another Runtime can import. Buyer-side rights authentication closed a gap on the cross-Runtime buy. A lost mint-completion marker now adopts the finished work instead of re-minting (#43).
Installed provisioning. Custody and chain prerequisites are declared up front as installed provider dependencies, with a verification path on that same provider — not an ad-hoc setup script. #52 is the 0.7.1 review surface. A three-node custody harness and an installed e2e proof driver (fail-closed receipts, CI smoke) are on that line — how the next release gate will be asked to believe the journey, not a laptop demo.
Installed acceptance is still open. Issues #44–#47 (provision, installed e2e, cutover, one-Runtime mint → buy → play) are unchecked on #51. What landed on
mainis the source / test-lane proof. A localfeat/0.7.1-integrationbranch stacks later work and has no PR.This is still engineering on the 0.7.1 candidate, not a consumer “mint → buy → play” claim.
5. Home Agent Capsule — Shelf Becomes the Composer
#35 said Assistant grew a real substrate. This cycle Home hosts an agent on that substrate, as a capsule.
The next agent that runs inside Home should look, install, and gate the same way. That is the ElastOS v2 assistant surface shape — not a shipped consumer assistant product.
6. Home / Shell URUX — First-Run, Apps Face, Dock, Lock
#54 is the 0.7.1 Home review surface.
The privacy-reviewed Home journey workbook is published in the Runtime docs.
7. Assistant, Documents, Library, Inbox
Model / providers. The model contract now distinguishes returning a response from executing an agent action — the seam Home Agent sits on. Inference placement (native / remote / delegated) is a written delivery plan. Managed providers resolve from the installed bin. Service capsules carry their own Marketplace icons. Provider catalog metadata travels with the package.
Documents. Close requires save or discard. Markdown preview keeps progressing on long files. Unified-sidebar layout.
Library. New document no longer clobbers an existing file. New / Upload moved into the toolbar menu. Shortcuts scoped to the content surface; Properties readable across themes.
Inbox / chrome. Request rows hug content. Unified-sidebar overlay cleared across Documents, Inbox, and Chat Room. Search, help, and status surfaces restored on Home.
Security / hygiene (small footprint). VM provider diagnostic payloads are redacted before they can be logged or shown. Per-user stream socket roots are protected against cross-user access. Carrier dial details stay in private diagnostics. Failed install stages no longer accumulate; backup retention is bounded.
8. Marketplace — elacity-web 4.6.7
Shipped: elacity-web 4.6.7 on 4 September (~27 commits in the window). drm-api 0.13.2 — no version bump, no new API tag. Default branch did not move. #22 (stored index / list stock /
/viewaccess) is open; selected commits from that PR were operator-deployed without merging. Monday: a list-lookup crash when filters were absent closed on that same PR. ElacityLabsWeb, docker-arch, events-watcher, and the contract trees were quiet. Web itself had no weekend commits.What 4.6.7 is on the browse / wallet / earnings paths:
Soak 4.6.7 on those paths. Continue #22.
9. Hyper / Hey — Mesh Week Continues
Shipped in source / sideload — not a store launch, no GitHub Release tag. 63 Hyper commits and 103 Hey-engine commits across 29 August – 7 September. Saturday–Monday added 13 Hyper and 24 Hey. Dependabot noise is open and not the story. Runtime, web, Node, and the private ESC / EID / Arbiter trees were quiet over the weekend.
hyper:home:) so a phone can link to one Home node without cloning a DID. Weekend: custom-scheme invite deep links with Open by default; live-hop path labels so both sides of a relay pair agree; open 1:1 follows the waking sender instead of sticking to a stale chat id; prefer relay on VPN/overlay and recover wedged hops in seconds; peer-count badge counts live DM hops.10. Essentials, Explorer, DAO
Essentials overhaul — still local, not a store release. Navigation, settings, identity, accessibility, and Reduce Motion work continued on the uncommitted overhaul. Four-language and light/dark checks in simulators. Independent custody review still sits in front of production changes. Nothing new is claimed shipped.
Main Chain Explorer. A maintenance release is live on blockchain.elastos.io. Data-integrity and reporting fixes (reorg history, election tallies, address direction, exports, health). The July 2026 historical archive was left unchanged.
Elastos DAO website. Overhaul work started this window. No public launch claim.
11. PC2 — Quiet by Design
pc2.netmainthis window — ten commits, alldocs(updates): eight editorial polish on Weekly #35, then Monday’s #36 publish. Zero product commits, no PRs, no release. Operator line remains v1.4.0.Convergence holds: PC2 consumes Runtime’s finished contracts. Those contracts are now tagged v0.7.0; 0.7.1 is the next reviewed slice. First seams remain the dDRM viewer path and marketplace buy/trade against Wallet-signed rights.
12. Release Engineering
main8ac18bec(1 Sep)upstream/0.7.1-devmain· #39 → 0.7-dev · #27 collaboration · HeyPuter#43 mint-adopt13. Convergence Lens
14. Looking Ahead
/view).15. Summary Statistics
Week of August 29 – September 7, 2026 (last seven days through Monday).
Runtime headline totals include two large merges (0.7-dev →
main, and the protected-content UIUX reconstruction). Non-merge Runtime in the window: 82 commits · +87,287 / −4,626 · 596 files.Runtime authors (non-merge): Anders Alm 48 · SashaMIT 21 · Irzhy Ranaivoarivony 13.
Runtime PRs. Merged: #38 →
main, #39 → 0.7-dev, #27, HeyPuter#43. Opened / active 0.7.1: #51, HeyPuter#52, HeyPuter#54, #55. Installed-acceptance issues HeyPuter#44–#47 still open. Still open from prior: #15, #17, #25, #26.Releases. Runtime v0.7.0 (1 Sep). Node v1.2.4 (31 Aug). Marketplace web 4.6.7. PC2 still v1.4.0.
People (workstream lens): Anders Alm — 0.7.1 Home Agent capsule, Shelf composer, URUX, protected-content listings, CI · Irzhy Ranaivoarivony — 0.7.0 tag/CI, installed custody / e2e proof · SashaMIT — Weekly #35/#36, marketplace 4.6.7 · Hyper/Hey mesh (incl. weekend) — EverlastinOS · Infinity — Essentials local overhaul, explorer maintenance, sidechain resume ops · chain resume / Halborn coordination.
16. Notes
Quick fact card
Cadence: weekly updates. Previous report — Week of August 22 – August 28, 2026 (#35). This report — #36 (29 August – 7 September).
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