The repository records 18 March 2026 as the point when the iOS remote engine connected to the project backend for a first end-to-end model conversation. The important change was not only adding a provider call. It was preserving the app's existing conversation and persistence boundaries while replacing the generation implementation behind them.
The app assembles timeline and memory context, wraps it in a typed live-chat request, and sends it to an app-owned backend. The backend selects the model, calls the provider, and returns a normalized result that the app maps into its existing generation events. Provider credentials stay outside the iOS client.
Later work added environment separation, request validation, task-aware model routing, an app-level access key, timeouts, rate limiting, and usage metadata. Live chat is the integrated remote task. Timeline creation and memory-summary request contracts also exist, but their remote paths remain scaffolded.
The export audit did not repeat a live provider call because the required integration configuration was intentionally unavailable. The milestone is supported by repository history and QA records rather than a fresh remote test.
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