docs(readme): retire corpus-as-moat, add the Program Surface, refresh counts - #264
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… counts - Retire corpus/moat/flywheel framing (architecture, module table, license) — the moat is execution (comprehension + anti-poisoning + auth-day-one), not a data corpus. - Add 'Beyond HTTP — the Program Surface': Gecko does the comprehension (recovers the PDA seeds an IDL drops, derives first-plan-correct); Orquestra does the access (builds + submits the tx). Proven on 4 mainnet programs via a $0 surfpool fork. Credits + links Orquestra; custody/signing layer kept generic. - Freshen the provider offering (Agent-Readiness Scorecard + drift-watch). - Fix stale/inconsistent test counts (2074/1,630 -> 2,170+). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Aligns the README with current positioning — the corpus is no longer framed as the future moat, and the Program Surface (the big recent change) is now represented.
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Retire corpus-as-moat (the flagged issue) — every mention:
validator.pymodule row, the "correctness harness" row, and the License line no longer call the corpus a future moat. The moat now reads as execution — comprehension + anti-poisoning + auth-day-one — which the rest of the README already argues.Add "Beyond HTTP — the Program Surface" with the ownership stated correctly:
llms.txtdrops, derives first-plan-correct); Orquestra does the access (builds + submits the transaction). We comprehend; Orquestra accesses.$0surfpool fork. Custody/signing layer kept generic.pda.py,provider_config.py,providers/,signing_gate.py), and an on-chain FAQ entry.Freshen the provider offering → Agent-Readiness Scorecard + drift-watch (what shipped).
Fix stale/inconsistent test counts → consistent 2,170+ (badge said 2074; body said 1,630 in three spots).
Untouched (already on-message): the hero, three-layer table, "not a wrapper" FAQ, surface-graph section.
Docs-only; no code changes.
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