Changelog
What actually shipped.
We say we build in the open, which is a checkable claim. This is the check. Most recent first.
2026-08-04
The Dark Factory method is now open source
github.com/OneDro1d/dark-factory — Apache-2.0. The delivery method we use ourselves: stage skills, the control loop, enforcement hooks, and the publish gate that keeps client material out of public repositories.
It ships with a self-test that plants a known-positive canary for every scan class and asserts the gate fails on each — written after we found three separate checks that reported success while being unable to catch anything. The commit history is honest about that.
2026-07-20
Google OAuth application verification completed
The OneDroid application passed Google's OAuth verification, including the branding and app-purpose review, for its Google Workspace connections. The signed-out application page was reworked to state its purpose up front and to render fully without JavaScript as part of that review.
2026-07-19
Privacy policy and terms of service published
/privacy and /terms, rewritten after an adversarial review pass rather than pasted from a generator.
2026-07-19
Crawlable: robots.txt and sitemap.xml
Explicit allowances for AI crawlers alongside conventional search engines, and a sitemap covering every public page.
2026-07-18
Bring-your-own-database for OneDroid Engram
Point OneDroid Engram at a Postgres you own. Documents, chunks, embeddings, revision history and permissions become rows in your database — readable with SQL, backed up with your own tooling, and yours if you leave.
2026-07-18
onedroid.ai launched
OneDroid Synapse-first positioning, with pages for OneDroid Engram, the Dark Factory Toolkit, enterprise deployment and pricing.
Entries are added when something ships, not when it is planned. If this page goes quiet, that means we have been heads-down — ask us directly at michal@onedroid.ai rather than assuming.