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Remove four internal assessments from the public repository - #67

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gtm-assessment.md scored go-to-market readiness at 7.5/10. ASSESSMENT.md listed the project's weaknesses as an internal maturity review. MVP.md was a 30-day build plan, finished months ago. repo-completeness-assessment.md audited the repo against an internal checklist.

All four are internal planning documents written for the team, dated April 2026, sitting in a public repository. Two of them I moved into docs/ earlier today while tidying the root — without reading them closely enough to notice what they were.

This isn't a retreat from honesty. The limits worth publishing already exist, written deliberately for readers: packages/pctr/README.md documents what blast radius doesn't measure, that trust needs wiring to a real attestation source, that keys sit on disk rather than a KMS, and that pctr serve is plain HTTP. Publishing an internal scorecard is a different thing.

Also drops the now-dangling MVP.md reference from protocol/spec.md.

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gtm-assessment.md scored go-to-market readiness at 7.5/10. ASSESSMENT.md
listed the project's weaknesses as an internal maturity review. MVP.md
was a 30-day build plan, completed months ago. repo-completeness-
assessment.md audited the repo against an internal checklist.

All four are internal planning documents written for the team, all dated
April 2026, and all sitting in a public repository. Two of them I moved
into docs/ earlier today while tidying the root, without reading them
closely enough to notice what they were.

The honest-limits material worth keeping in public already exists,
written deliberately for readers: packages/pctr/README.md documents what
blast radius does not measure, that trust must be wired to a real
attestation source, that keys are on disk rather than in a KMS, and that
pctr serve is plain HTTP. That is a different thing from publishing an
internal scorecard.

Also drops the now-dangling MVP.md reference from protocol/spec.md.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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