Neon Law | Where we are today — live by August 19

Where we are today — live by August 19

Every seam now has its Rust answer, decided and recorded: SurrealDB (Surreal Cloud) for the store, Restate Cloud for durable execution, OpenObserve Cloud for telemetry, Stalwart Managed Email for every matter address, Miuda PBX on RustPBX for voice, Pingora at the private edge, Garage and Rauthy in the local loop, Regorus for policy, Dioxus for every view, Typst for every document. Running by August 19, 2026.

Presenter notes

This is where we are today — not a wish list, a decision list. Each of these is a recorded owner decision in the repository's issues, grounded in a spike or a source read, with its covering tests and cutover gates named before any code lands. The store is SurrealDB with Surreal Cloud in production and an in-memory engine in every test. Durable execution stays Restate, now as Restate Cloud per deployment. Telemetry lands in OpenObserve — one Rust binary locally, their cloud in production. Every matter gets an email address on a dedicated subdomain served by Stalwart, inbound and outbound, with every message archived to the Iceberg lake. Voice is Miuda's commercial build of RustPBX — the IVR is an Axum webhook in this workspace, not a dialplan file. Pingora guards the private edge behind a per-org tailnet, Regorus evaluates our policies in-process, and Dioxus and Typst render every screen and every document. And we say the edges plainly, because the commercial-relationship slide taught us to: Xero invoices, DocuSign signs, a SIP trunk carries the calls, Google Workspace holds the humans' mail. Those are relationships at the boundary — all software in the path is Rust. The date is real and we are saying it out loud: this stack runs by August 19, 2026. Hold us to that too.

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