Proof
The numbers, measured
Every number on this site comes from building real products with SliceOps in regulated markets — measured by execution time, not modeled, and not padded with calendar time. Here is exactly how each one is derived.
A direct count of accepted Decision Records in the reference implementation's ledger — flat-numbered, lifecycle-tracked, with uniqueness enforced in CI.
Total token consumption across all slices of a single block, read from the agent platform's own usage logs — not an estimate.
The peak number of agents observed running simultaneously against one repository in a block — the multi-agent operating mode, not a theoretical maximum.
The work shipped through the framework compared against the billed-equivalent API token cost of producing it directly — a measured ratio, not a marketing figure.
One block closed in four calendar days across nine atomic slices, under its token forecast, with 41 architectural decisions captured along the way.
The token and context bands are calibrated, not invented: a deterministic script reads real session logs (billed-equivalent tokens) and computes the bands — same logs, same script, same result.
No invented metrics, no logos, no testimonials — only what was measured shipping software in production.
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