Shared music, independent games.

A useful hub knows who owns the work.

Woodhouse connects independent products through reviewed dossiers and evidence. LoftwahFM supplies music and station programming; the games keep control of their own player experience. A shared sound source does not require a shared game engine, visual identity or release service.

The public Radio collection now includes two dated original shows: Dead Air Department — Press Start and Smoko Circuit — Member Benefits. Their synthetic presenter scenes and catalogue music are published for replay. Autonomous refresh and full format/acting qualification remain open; these shows do not establish commercial demand or verified use in a game.

A final source check found SHOALSHOT had merged client 1.0.0 while this review was being prepared. Bubbles also records an active integration lane. The review now distinguishes those observations from the three remaining planned consumers, without promoting implementation or branch work into a production claim.

What changes the next decision

An agent can follow the upstream contract and its own game issue, select a compatible client, then record the installed version, deployment and listening evidence. New consumers enter through reviewed project identities and a capability review; no fixed five-game registry determines who may join.

Technical intelligence is useful when it changes a concrete compatibility or quality decision. Product intelligence is useful when it identifies an audience and a cheap demand test. Supplied reports remain hypotheses until checked against sources; a plausible pitch does not establish demand. Those investigations belong in their existing work, rather than another generator or recurring orchestration service.