Release v0.0.58

This week, 3DVR moved closer to being a complete open computing and business system. The Portal gained an always-on Android Companion control plane, the first RUNE mission language, a shared 3DVR Computing contract, durable Context HQ handoffs, real self-checkout tools, safer revenue automation, and clearer public positioning as an open-source CRM and business operating system.

• Always-on phone control: Companion grew from a simple app into an Android control plane with an always-on local bridge, notification-based message reading and replies, bounded accessibility actions, known-app launching, encrypted local message history, and a staged self-update path. This work landed in PR #1487.
• RUNE v0.1: the Agent can now load a small human-readable .rune mission format while keeping JSON missions compatible. RUNE remains inspect-first and does not add hidden shell execution, loops, or implicit external writes. This landed in PR #1501.
• 3DVR Computing family: a new incubator defines a shared capability runtime for Debian/Desktop, Android/Mobile, and a future Chromium/Brave-derived browser. Actions resolve through explicit allow, ask, or deny policy decisions and produce receipts. See PR #1503.
• Context HQ: agents gained owner-scoped handoffs, a lightweight message bus, a Morning Sweep, hourly safe task handoffs, and an admin cockpit for continuity across sessions and devices. The operating loop was built and activated in PR #1489 and PR #1497 through PR #1499.
• Sell useful things directly: Business Cards gained server-owned pricing, artwork validation, and Stripe Checkout, including current Third Eye Print Co. tiers. The new $1 Open-Source Business Challenge turns an inbound problem into a CRM lead, an attempted solution, and optional proof of value. See PR #1438, PR #1449, and PR #1485.
• Safer revenue operations: a canonical transactional revenue ledger, acknowledgement-gated delivery states, replay-safe CRM and inbox projection, bounded one-contact email canaries, and quiet-until-reply CRM behavior reduce duplicate or over-eager outreach. This work spans PR #1437, PR #1444 through PR #1451, PR #1476, and PR #1512.
• Business state and backups: successful payments can project customers into CRM with paid-customer state, while Postgres and Gun now have a documented source-of-truth and backup architecture with validated dump/snapshot tooling. See PR #1484 and PR #1452.
• More discoverable and easier to learn from: Open-Source CRM now has a crawlable product page, public app routes were added to the sitemap, and the AI Systems Lab preserves systems research as an actionable field guide. See PR #1505 and PR #1393.