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MNW is a TailoredMachines customer like any other: it buys machines from the TailoredMachines line at fair internal-transfer pricing and runs its own workloads on them. External sales and internal sales are the same business — both fund EveryCycle.
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This is a clean separation of concerns: software identity lives in EveryCycle, hardware design and revenue live in TailoredMachines, and MNW is a customer. See `~/Code/tailoredmachines/docs/plan.md` for TailoredMachines' plan and the deeper brand and product docs in `_private/docs/tailoredmachines/`.
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This is a clean separation of concerns: software identity lives in EveryCycle, hardware design and revenue live in TailoredMachines, and MNW is a customer. See the TailoredMachines plan and its deeper brand and product docs.
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## Wedge
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## First named workloads
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TailoredMachines has narrowed the appliance line's target to **1–6 programmers per box doing bursty, high-intensity inference** (see `~/Code/tailoredmachines/docs/plan.md`). That narrowing gives EveryCycle two named reference workloads instead of "generic LLM serving":
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TailoredMachines has narrowed the appliance line's target to **1–6 programmers per box doing bursty, high-intensity inference** (see the TailoredMachines plan). That narrowing gives EveryCycle two named reference workloads instead of "generic LLM serving":
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- **Interactive pair-programming** (reference: the pair project, `~/Documents/Content/projects/pair/`). Single-user batch-1, latency-first, prefix-cached repo context, spec-decoded token stream. This is EveryCycle Thread A1/A2's exact shape and pair is the first named internal customer against which the batch-1 features are designed.
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- **Audit / fuzz sweeps** (reference: the operator's Claude skill library — `code-fuzz`, `test-fuzz`, `doc-fuzz`, `nitpick`, `audit`, `ultra-fuzz`). Non-interactive, long-form, whole-repo scans. Naturally scheduled as background work between interactive turns. This is Thread C's preemption + QoS-classes story with a real workload attached.
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### Thread H — Appliance line (the business that funds the software)
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The hardware line is how the operation pays for EveryCycle's development. The first machine (BOM at `docs/hardware/mm-v1-bom.md` — filename retained; not renamed per `_private/docs/tailoredmachines/naming-decision.md`) is in service as Sando host and EveryCycle dev box; MNW buys machines from this line for its own workloads at fair internal-transfer pricing.
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The hardware line is how the operation pays for EveryCycle's development. The first machine (BOM at `docs/hardware/mm-v1-bom.md` — filename retained; not renamed per the TailoredMachines naming decision) is in service as Sando host and EveryCycle dev box; MNW buys machines from this line for its own workloads at fair internal-transfer pricing.
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**Note (2026-07-10):** The hardware line was rebranded to **TailoredMachines** and narrowed to a small-batch atelier cutting workstations for **1–6 programmers doing bursty pair-programming and audit/fuzz workloads**. The product architecture is a single Platform SKU (v1: "The House Cut") plus three explicit GPU paths (Alterations / Off-the-Rack / The Collection). See `~/Code/tailoredmachines/docs/plan.md` and the private brand docs at `_private/docs/tailoredmachines/` for the current framing. The tier list below (H1–H4, previously "MakeMachines") is historical — H3 (hobbyist edge) and H4 (rack appliance) fall outside TailoredMachines' scope entirely, and H1/H2 are collapsed into the House Cut framing.
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**Note (2026-07-10):** The hardware line was rebranded to **TailoredMachines** and narrowed to a small-batch atelier cutting workstations for **1–6 programmers doing bursty pair-programming and audit/fuzz workloads**. The product architecture is a single Platform SKU (v1: "The House Cut") plus three explicit GPU paths (Alterations / Off-the-Rack / The Collection). See the TailoredMachines plan and brand docs for the current framing. The tier list below (H1–H4, previously "MakeMachines") is historical — H3 (hobbyist edge) and H4 (rack appliance) fall outside TailoredMachines' scope entirely, and H1/H2 are collapsed into the House Cut framing.
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Thread H's active work now happens against TailoredMachines' plan, not this table. Kept here for continuity with the pre-narrowing roadmap; will be rewritten wholesale when the House Cut ships its first external unit.
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