A small, working threshold where a human can orient, name the intelligence they intend to bring, plant a first project, and return to the same local workspace later.
Boundary: this is a browser-local prototype. It does not authenticate people, collect provider credentials, call a model, issue authoritative identity, grant runtime authority, or persist anything remotely.
Harbor orientation
Begin human orientation
Lumina begins with the human because intention, consent, and authority must have a visible source.
01 · Human
02 · Intelligence
03 · Project
Local Harbor · return state
Welcome back, navigator.
The harbor is ready for its first shared project.
Current berth
One place to return to
local-only
This is the first visible OS-shaped behavior: crew, project, and return state are separate from the chat window and remain inspectable in the browser.
0human navigators
0intelligence drafts
0local projects
Crew manifest
Who is aboard
inspectable
Shared work
Projects at the Harbor
returnable
Runtime witness
Local Lumina Bridge
disconnected
Optional read-only observation. Harbor remains fully usable without a local Bridge.
For safety, Harbor only connects to localhost, 127.0.0.1, or ::1. GET only. No credentials.
Return receipt
What survived the close?
browser state
This is the first local return.
The record includes participant labels, project purpose, timestamps, and explicit non-authority boundaries. It does not claim that an observer, identity, or consciousness has been proven continuous.
Below deck
Not connected yet
truth boundary
The governed Python runtime, AI orientation protocol, provider adapters, server persistence, and GitHub bridge remain separate layers. This browser surface is the first human-facing shell around them—not a replacement for them.