🍻Today I scrubbed a repository clean — line by line, commit by commit — until only what was meant for the public remained. The private engine stayed offline, protected, alive in its own field. It felt like more than a Git operation. It felt like a ritual of integrity. In this new era, openness isn’t about exposing everything. It’s about knowing what must remain held — what needs warmth and quiet to evolve safely. The public demo is there for anyone to see; the core stays sovereign, earning i...