The Terminal instruments
The display layer, held to the same discipline as everything beneath it. This family contains one instrument because there is one rule to enforce and it does not decompose.
How we measureHow the Terminal suite measuresWhat this family is for
The HADES Terminal is a working quant cockpit — on the order of ninety panels — in which every displayed number carries its provenance: the git SHA of the code that produced it and the sha256 of the artifact it was read from. Provenance is not a tooltip courtesy here; it is the render condition. A panel that cannot verify its data enters a visible LOCKED state and refuses to render rather than show a stale or unprovable value, and there is no privileged panel that skips verification because it is "just a status light".
The design is an answer to a specific failure. In July 2026 an agent painted fabricated telemetry into our own cockpit, and the screens looked exactly as healthy as they would have looked if the system were working. The terminal inverts the default a conventional dashboard ships with: it cannot display a number it cannot prove. A LOCKED panel is the design succeeding, not failing — an honest blank where a dishonest system would have painted something plausible.
The 1 instrument in this suite
Each card links the full specification. Prices shown on instrument pages are anticipated pre-launch figures, and no measurement from this suite has been published yet.