Development status

Shown in bounded tests

Each item below was exercised with synthetic workbooks and independently reviewed. “Bounded” means the specific story was tested, not every workbook.

• Jobs written as source run inside Excel on Windows and in Excel on the web, including cancellation, forced termination and clean recovery.
• A stock-and-orders story pauses before the first order that cannot be filled, explains the state, accepts an extra delivery as a named alternative, and compares baseline with alternative to exact expected figures.
• Editing a cell while a job is paused is detected. The job keeps its earlier snapshot or explicitly re-reads, and reports which. Text where a number is expected, and formulas where a value is expected, are refused with a clear message and recovery.
• A stand-in for the AI, which writes nothing on its own, is used to test that a job built on stale inputs is refused.
• The rule that only the approved task text, structure and shareable material cross to the remote side is written down as a requirement and checked in synthetic tests of the capture and reporting paths.

Not yet

• A live AI connection in the product, and the decision about which AI provider and whose account.
• General workbook workflows beyond the tested stories: choosing arbitrary ranges, keeping results between sessions, writing results back in the general case.
• Evidence on Excel for Mac. Mac is a target; actual checks need hardware that has not been available.
• Full coverage of the programming language target. The target is the complete R7RS-small Scheme language with named exclusions for things that do not belong in an Excel add-in, such as file access; the current runtime is a documented partial profile.
• An audited privacy guarantee, security or accessibility certification, or any Microsoft certification. None is claimed.
• A store listing, prices, a release date, installation instructions, or an account to create.