CreditRegulatorPro Status
This public-safe shell summarizes runtime and certification boundaries for operators. It is not a secured admin console and it has no login, hidden actions, or operational controls.
Runtime status
Public endpoints
Use /health, /readiness, and /certification/status for safe JSON status metadata. This page does not read secrets, inspect uploads, or call providers.
Certification boundary
Core certification metadata remains scoped to the local/non-public Core. Broader business and platform readiness remains uncertified until later authorized work.
Public runtime boundary
Runtime alignment may show the deployed rewrite baseline and the approved local filesystem upload foundation. This shell does not certify auth, billing, mailing, or broader platform operations.
Hostile compliance gate status
- Evidence-first issue detection remains required.
- Only report-visible, rule-supported, actionable issues can appear in public preview.
- Non-actionable items stay out of the dispute path.
- Packet text is generated only when gates pass.
- Public responses must not expose internal IDs, internal metadata, raw report text, or packet text.
Absent systems
- Auth/accounts: first-party account activation is active for user-owned upload metadata; secured operator access remains absent.
- Account access gate: login and signup use local password hashes and app-managed secure session cookies without private echoing or external auth.
- Upload/parsing workspace: public intake can persist validated report files through the approved local filesystem boundary; signed-in users can see only their own sanitized upload metadata.
- Database/storage: CRP database migration baseline exists; upload metadata is allowed only for sanitized metadata, and raw report text stays out of the database.
- Audit baseline: minimal redacted audit primitives exist; private audit events are not exposed by this shell.
- Billing/mailing: absent.
- Live bureau submission: absent.
- Provider integrations: absent.
- Admin actions: absent. No gate changes, manual packet edits, legal-claim forcing, or user impersonation are available.
Operator boundary
This shell is read-only presentation. It does not create sessions, display uploaded files, expose storage paths, display private consumer information, log credentials, or provide controls.