Meet your flight dispatcher

First public release, and the first version live on the self-hosted Cloudflare deployment.

Added

• Dispatcher agent (Deep Agents on your ChatGPT plan): turns a flight idea into a briefing that opens with where to spawn and the takeoff N1 to set.
• Real flights, gates and equipment from FlightAware AeroAPI, never invented.
• SimBrief plan generation in a Browserbase cloud browser after your approval, with every field read back and at most one generation per approved leg.
• Simulation-grade takeoff N1 estimates for the A320neo, A321neo and 737 MAX 8, derived from SimBrief's takeoff solution and FlyByWire's open A32NX thrust model.
• Terminal chat, a local MCP server, and a self-hosted remote MCP server on a Cloudflare Worker and container behind Cloudflare Access, with Neon Postgres, R2 and Doppler.
• Automatic SimBrief sign-in with your Navigraph email and password, a saved login that is recreated if Browserbase loses it, and a daily keep-alive (#3).
• Evaluations replay synthetic or recorded FlightAware data by default ($0 in FlightAware fees); live checks are opt-in and capped at $1 per batch (#4).
• Product validation passes only on recorded live acceptance for the deployed code (#6).
• Paid-operations kill switch and an Emergency stop workflow.
• GPL-3.0 license, contributing guide, security policy and code of conduct.

Fixed

• The deployed server reconnects to Neon after idle connections drop, instead of failing every request until a restart (#2).
• A SimBrief generation that fails before the Generate click leaves the leg retryable instead of blocking it permanently (#3).