Fix framing: Speckl complements Sigstore (upstream of build), not extends it
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## 1. Why Chainguard
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## 1. Why Chainguard
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Chainguard's product is the canonical dark-factory: supply-chain attacks where a poisoned upstream package reaches production and the human is *not in the loop*. Their internal "Chainguard Factory" builds OSS artifacts at SLSA L3 — "every line is verified, hardened, and traceable" by construction — which is the literal Speckl thesis at artifact scale. The Speckl × Chainguard demo (Kafka KRaft provenance compile) demonstrates intent-level provenance that *complements* Chainguard's artifact-level provenance, not competes with it. Co-founder Dan Lorenc co-founded Sigstore, making this the only company on the shortlist where the founder's tagline is structurally congruent with Scott's.
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Chainguard's product is the canonical dark-factory: supply-chain attacks where a poisoned upstream package reaches production and the human is *not in the loop*. Their internal "Chainguard Factory" builds OSS artifacts at SLSA L3 — "every line is verified, hardened, and traceable" by construction — which is the literal Speckl thesis at artifact scale. Speckl is a **complement** to Sigstore, not an extension: Speckl is upstream of the build (specifies what should exist, with what constraints); Sigstore attests to the build output (what was actually built, signed, attested). The two stack — Speckl adds *intent provenance* (the spec the artifact was generated from) on top of Factory 2.0's existing SLSA L3 artifact provenance. Co-founder Dan Lorenc co-founded Sigstore, making this the only company on the shortlist where the founder's tagline is structurally congruent with Scott's.
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## 2. JD snapshot
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## 2. JD snapshot
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### Premise
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### Premise
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The Speckl × Chainguard demo is a Kafka KRaft provenance compile that demonstrates intent-level provenance at the build layer — complementing Chainguard's artifact-level SLSA L3 provenance. The artifact proves Scott can build the thing that extends what Chainguard ships.
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The Speckl × Chainguard demo is a Kafka KRaft provenance compile that demonstrates intent-level provenance at the build layer — complementing Chainguard's artifact-level SLSA L3 provenance. Speckl is upstream of the build (the spec the artifact was generated from); Sigstore attests to the build output. The two stack. The artifact proves Scott can build the thing that composes with what Chainguard ships.
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### Repo layout
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### Repo layout
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*Captured 2026-07-07 by the job-pipeline subagent. Parent context:
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*Captured 2026-07-07 by the job-pipeline subagent. Parent context:
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Scott's job-pipeline strategy, consult-pilot campaign. v3 shortlist
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Scott's job-pipeline strategy, consult-pilot campaign. v3 shortlist
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file: `~/.hermes/cache/job-search/scott-shortlist-2026-07-07-v3.md`.*
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file: `~/.hermes/cache/job-search/scott-shortlist-2026-07-07-v3.md`.*
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