Midia Kiasat
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24 PUBLIC
DISTRIBUTIONS
A registry-level view of released software surfaces: twenty-two npm distributions and two PyPI distributions, grouped by the systems they belong around without turning publication into a claim of adoption or production use.
DISTRIBUTION FAMILIES
Four systems. Twenty-four registry surfaces.
MK10-PRO
2 distributionsOpen related system →INVOCORDER
2 distributionsOpen related system →ANTIMATTERIUM
1 distributionsOpen related system →VERIFIED REGISTRY
The complete public distribution estate.
@verifrax/originseal
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/archicustos
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/kairoclasp
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/limenward
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/validexor
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/attestorium
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/irrevocull
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/guillotine
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/auctoriseal
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/corpiform
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/cicullis
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/verifrax-verify
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/verifrax-profiles
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/verifrax-spec
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/verifrax
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/sigillarium
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/verifrax-api
VERIFRAX
@verifrax/root
VERIFRAX
@kaaffilm/mk10-pro
MK10-PRO
@invocorder/recorder
INVOCORDER
@antimatterium/antimatterium
ANTIMATTERIUM
@invocorder/integrations
INVOCORDER
verifrax
VERIFRAX
mk10-pro
MK10-PRO
INTERPRETATION BOUNDARY
Publication is evidence of distribution.
These records establish that the named packages are publicly released registry surfaces and that Midia Kiasat identifies them as work he created. They do not by themselves establish download volume, customer adoption, production deployment, revenue, enterprise use, accepted state, total system completion, or equivalence between npm and PyPI artifacts.
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