First public release. Bitcoin Risk Brief is now open source under Apache-2.0, with a published technical reference and a surface built for AI agents.
The product is free permanently: no paid tier, no accounts, no SLA.
What this release contains
Open source. The repository is public under Apache-2.0. A NOTICE records that bundled third-party BTC/USD market data is not covered by that licence and remains subject to source-provider terms.
A surface for AI agents. llms.txt and llms-full.txt map the product for language models, robots.txt and sitemap.xml are real files rather than the application shell, and the OpenAPI schema is served at /api/openapi.json with all seven public routes described. An unknown path now returns a genuine 404 instead of answering 200 for everything.
A documentation site at docs.bitcoinriskbrief.minihub.app, covering the risk methodology, the API contract, the freshness and validation semantics, and an agent access pack with the readiness-first call sequence.
Operational evidence, kept public. Readiness, the evidence log, and the roadmap remain published under an explicit operational-log banner. They record what was verified and when — including what is not in place, such as dedicated API monitoring and a restore drill.
Merged but not yet deployed
Daily publication to the Telegram channel and the rewritten call to action are in this tag but not on the production host, which runs the previous revision. They need TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN and TELEGRAM_CHANNEL_ID in the server environment, the telegram_posts migration applied, and an operator deploy.
What has not changed
The risk methodology stays crypto-scout-canonical-v1.1. The strict Content-Security-Policy, the no-tracking posture, and the no-financial-advice framing are unchanged.
Bitcoin Risk Brief provides analytics and research context. It is not financial advice, investment advice, a price forecast, or a trading recommendation.