[New1Direction]

Adds sales/flight-recorder-pilot/, a self-contained kit for selling a fixed-price Korg flight-recorder pilot to teams using coding agents. It contains docs only; no source, spec, CI, or release files change.

What's in it: the offer, ideal customer profile, scope and exclusions, deliverables (D1–D15), technical discovery questionnaire, security and data-handling terms, timeline, pricing (Recorder $6,500 / Recorder + CI Gate $14,500 / Evidence Pack $24,000), acceptance criteria (AC1–AC8), a sample report outline, and outreach templates. No prospect has been contacted.

How claims are kept honest: CLAIMS.md maps every technical statement to repo evidence. It lists the limits to disclose, among them:

• live capture works for Claude Code only;
• a record can be rewritten before it is sealed;
• there is no trusted time and no key revocation;
• redaction is rule-based;
• Certificates contain the full session;
• the crates.io and npm packages are stale 0.1.0 releases.

The kit makes no compliance or certification claim.

Validation (scratch, against 781bc41):

• The JS and Python conformance suites pass.
• 265 adapter tests pass.
• A synthetic transcript went through korg-hook → redacted ledger → korg_ledger lint clean → korg-seal mint → the JS verifier accepted it with the pinned key and rejected a wrong key.
• The edit, delete, swap, and forged-summary drills all failed verification as the acceptance criteria require.
• Every relative link and anchor resolves, and every external URL returns 200.
• Two adversarial review passes ran; their findings are fixed.

Not run: the Rust korg-verify (no toolchain in the sandbox), a live Claude Code session, and the GitHub Action.

https://ampcode.com/threads/T-01a1360b-70a4-7714-b558-9fddb7c002b8