AD.OS v1.2: the fire-ecosystem release

This release of AD.OS is about one idea: the console should already speak the fire service’s language before the first aircraft ships.

What’s new:

• FIRIS perimeter ingest. Live incident perimeters from the state’s intelligence aircraft render directly on Fire Watch, layered with the system’s own mapping.
• ADS-B airspace guard. Continuous monitoring of crewed aviation with closest-point-of-approach alerting. Air attack inbound means the operator knows, and the fleet yields by procedure.
• TAK / CoT out. Every track publishes as Cursor-on-Target to TAK and ATAK. The picture your teams already watch, fed automatically.
• SITREP export. A one-action, time-stamped situation report of the incident for command and after-action review.
• ALERTCalifornia camera intel. The state camera network joins the intel picture on demand, opt-in and off by default.
• Feed hardening. Every external feed degrades gracefully; the console keeps operating when the network doesn’t.

The release carries 1,175+ automated tests on the autonomy core through continuous integration. Simulation-verified; hardware shakeout is the next program milestone.