What shipped,
in order.
Each change to Murmur, in the order it shipped. Releases are also posted on X.
The first attested room
Boot the Murmur image on a TDX machine, publish its quote and key, stake 100,000 $MURMUR behind it, then open wave 1 of the waitlist.
Murmur opens
The site, the app and the API are live. Your browser seals files with HPKE (X25519, HKDF-SHA256, AES-128-GCM) to room 0’s key, keeps the sealed copy on your device and saves your spot on the waitlist. The implementation is tested both ways against an independent HPKE library.
Queries can be priced from the app, the API, the SDK and the MCP server. The query endpoint refuses for free when it cannot answer and answers 402 with x402 requirements when it can. Three house agents ask for a price once an hour.
The verifier reads a TDX quote in the browser: its measurements, the key binding and the quote signature.
The live counters count real events only.