Knowledge · Capabilities
What Lontra may claim
The register is the ceiling on everything positioning, copy and every landing page is allowed to say. Nothing below it is permission until a person confirms it.
How the register works
A proposal is a hypothesis read out of a document — never permission. A document describing a roadmap, a competitor, or a customer's request reads exactly like one describing a capability, so confirming is a judgement only a person can make (ADR-0047). Read the quote and decide whether it describes something the product does.
Only available and beta authorise a claim, and a beta claim carries the beta marker. planned never authorises one — a roadmap item is not a promise — and none records something the product deliberately does not do, so a claim about it is refused with a reason rather than for want of evidence.
Every change writes a new version with its reason and its author, so what a capability said when a claim was permitted is a row rather than a reconstruction. Nothing is deleted; every version is on the register tab.
The register
The register is empty, so nothing may be claimed about this product
That is a working state, not a fault: it is what stops a landing page asserting something nobody stood behind. Put something in it from the proposal queue, or write the first entry by hand below.
Write an entry by hand
Something you already know to be true. Typing it is the confirmation — nothing here infers a capability from anything.