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IRISH(AI Project Execution Platform)

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Product Demo Architecture Security Roadmap Docs About DCW Open demo

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IRISH (AI Project Execution Platform)

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IRISH Mission Command Center

Explore a simulated mission execution. This read-only environment showcases how IRISH records machine validation evidence, compiles clean diffs, and enforces the owner approval boundary before publishing code.

IRISH LOCAL DAEMON (0.8.2-local)READ-ONLY PREVIEW

Project:payments-core

Tests 14/14 PASSApproval 1 PENDING

msn-2026-0906-881Developer SpecialistAll Tests Passed

Enforce idempotency key checking on Stripe invoice webhook handlers

Verify invoice webhook replay protection: inspect header validation, integrate atomic lookup in the idempotency store, and ensure regression test coverage before requesting PR publication.

Mission Execution Lineage

01

Mission Contract Initialized

14:10:02

Scope isolated to src/webhooks/invoice.ts. Bounded read/write filesystem sandbox locked.

02

Specialist Dispatched

14:10:05

Developer Specialist spawned in ephemeral worktree without network egress.

03

Code Modification Applied

14:10:14

Implemented IdempotencyStore.checkAndLock() to block concurrent duplicate webhook dispatches.

04

Validation Suite Executed

14:10:28

Typecheck passed (0 errors), Lint passed (0 warnings), 14 unit tests executed successfully.

05

Evidence & Lineage Anchored

14:10:32

Git diff generated, SHA256 checksums recorded, test artifacts bundled into mission report.

06

Approval Boundary Reached

14:10:33

High-risk boundary: Remote GitHub PR publication requires explicit Owner approval.

Data Safety & Sanitization Guarantees

All data displayed in this interactive demo is strictly mocked, sanitized, and deterministic. No real credentials, tokens, private repositories, or privileged system endpoints are exposed or utilized.