Process Mirror is a first-class product object in OS9. It tells operators what happened, what systems were touched, and what remains blocked without leaking hidden reasoning or secrets.
This shell inherits authenticated page-route posture and is not exposed as a public marketing surface.
Runner registration and connector mutation stay blocked; signed Mission approval issuing, sandbox eval summaries, cost visibility, and operator sandbox interrupts are live.
Published /api/v2/os9 fleets, runners, approvals, and mission contracts use route-level auth and explicit OpenAPI registration; broader OS9 APIs remain closed.
Every mirror stays structured and evidence-backed.
Current narrative ready for operator review.
Action blocked until explicit review resolves it.
Historical truth only; not a live execution signal.
Route-auth proof is complete: /os9 stays private while /api/v2/os9 is now bounded to read-only fleets, runners, and mission contracts.
Connector reach is visible, but the BYOC runner is still degraded and cannot widen write posture.
Historical revenue-response traces are preserved, but the replay runner is stale and should not be scheduled.