Service flow & 7-year parts

WanderRouter Standard — Service Flow + DIY Policy

The promise: every module we ship is either user-replaceable (DIY with video + tool included) or send-back-swappable. Factory 2-year warranty on every module. 7-year spare parts guarantee. DIY on a specific module voids coverage on that module only; the rest of the device stays covered.

Special characteristic: Standard is a consumer desktop router — primary household gateway, not a rack-mount device. Service flow emphasizes DIY-friendly RAM / M.2 / USB module upgrades (no rack disassembly; user just removes top deck with T10 Torx).

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Service request categories

Category	Cost	Handled by	Turnaround
**In-warranty repair / replacement**	$0 (shipping covered both ways)	Ambassador repair depot	5 business days
**Out-of-warranty repair**	Module cost + $25 service + shipping	Ambassador	5 business days
**User-paid upgrade** (add module: SFP+ / DOCSIS v1.1 / RAM / NVMe / USB modules / Lux signature)	Module cost + shipping (DIY) OR Module cost + $25 service + shipping (send-back)	User-DIY for non-DOCSIS + non-Lux; Ambassador for DOCSIS or Lux	DIY same-day / Ambassador 5 business days
**RAM upgrade (2 GB → 4 GB / 8 GB)**	RAM cost + shipping (DIY)	User-DIY (5 min)	Same-day post-delivery
**M.2 NVMe upgrade (500 GB → 1/2/4 TB)**	Drive cost + shipping (DIY)	User-DIY (5 min)	Same-day post-delivery
**Daughterboard install (SFP+ / DOCSIS)**	Daughterboard cost + $25 service + shipping (SFP+ DIY, DOCSIS send-back)	User-DIY for SFP+; Ambassador for DOCSIS	DIY 10 min / Ambassador 5 business days
**USB module install (Thread BR / Zigbee / LoRa / LTE)**	Module cost + shipping	User-DIY (plug-in)	Same-day post-delivery
**Lux top deck engraving**	$80 (Lux upgrade) + shipping	Ambassador (laser-etcher)	7-10 business days
**Antenna replacement** (damaged or lost)	Antenna cost × N + shipping	User-DIY (unscrew + screw replacement)	Same-day post-delivery
**Top deck replacement** (scratch or cosmetic)	Top deck cost + $25 service + shipping	Ambassador (or user-DIY for cosmetic-acceptance)	5 business days
**Mainboard repair / SMT component**	Depends on damage; Ambassador quotes	Ambassador or escalate to specialist	5-10 business days
**End-of-life recycling**	$0 (WanderVerse accepts any Standard for recycling + $25 credit toward next purchase)	WanderVerse recycling	—
**Physical damage (user fault)**	Repair cost + $40 service + shipping	Ambassador	5-10 business days
**Total loss** (device unrepairable)	Replacement at 40% off listed v1 price + 100% trade-in value toward any WanderRouter-family product	—	—

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DIY policy (legal + practical)

What you can DIY without voiding warranty:

• Swap RAM SODIMM (2 GB ↔ 4 GB ↔ 8 GB) — no warranty impact on rest of device
• Swap M.2 NVMe (500 GB ↔ 1 TB ↔ 2 TB ↔ 4 TB) — no warranty impact
• Install SFP+ rear daughterboard — no warranty impact on rest of device
• Install USB modules (Thread BR / Zigbee / LoRa / LTE) — no warranty impact
• Replace 4 external antennas (unscrew + screw new) — no warranty impact
• Print and install community-designed accessories (desk base, wall mount, antenna tilt clips, cable rake, dust cover) — no warranty impact
• Customize the open-STL files in CAD and print — no warranty impact
• Update firmware manually via console USB-C — no warranty impact
• Factory-reset via reset button (rear panel) — no warranty impact
• Change Wi-Fi / identity / family / VPN settings via WanderOS — no warranty impact

User-DIY modules (documented with video, tool-friendly):

• RAM SODIMM (in/out)
• M.2 NVMe (in/out)
• SFP+ daughterboard (in/out via rear-bay cutout)
• All USB modules (plug into rear USB-A or USB-C service)
• External antennas (unscrew from RP-SMA bulkhead, install replacement)
• BLE module (M.2-style daughterboard, in-chassis)
• All open-STL accessories (desk base, wall mount, antenna tilt clips, cable rake, dust cover)
• Cover swap (no functional change but allows custom-color community top deck in future)

Ambassador-only modules (require send-back service):

• DOCSIS daughterboard (v1.1) — CableLabs cert + pre-enrollment with cable-ISP required
• Lux Ambassador-engraved cream top deck (laser-etcher operation; hand-designed by Ambassador)
• Mainboard / SoC / Wi-Fi radio SMT-level repair
• TPM 2.0 replacement (identity-binding requires provisioning)
• Saffron LED strip replacement (requires chassis full disassembly + recalibration fixture)
• Saffron pinstripe re-anodize (requires anodizer)

What voids coverage on a specific module (not the whole device):

• Physical damage to that module (drop, liquid, mains surge etc.) — coverage on that module ends, rest of device continues covered
• User-initiated SMT-level modification (re-soldering, chip swap outside the module concept) — coverage on that chip ends, rest of device continues covered
• Unauthorized firmware modifications that bypass our security model (e.g., flashing a non-WanderVerse image that removes privacy features) — coverage on firmware-affected areas; hardware remains covered

What voids whole-device warranty (rare, only genuine negligence):

• Removal of the Ambassador signature card (tampering-equivalent — we use it for provenance)
• Physical damage from use outside the product's intended environment (submerged, high-humidity >80% sustained, mechanical impact beyond desktop-equipment ratings)
• Unauthorized reselling as a refurbished device without our repair
• Tampering with TPM 2.0 secure-boot chain

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Send-back service procedure

For the user:

1. Open WanderOS → Device → Service → Request send-back 2. Choose service type (repair / upgrade / downgrade / top deck engraving / DOCSIS install / out-of-warranty) 3. Review estimated cost breakdown 4. Pay via integrated checkout (Stripe) 5. Print shipping label (pre-paid for in-warranty cases) 6. Pack device in original box + tool pouch + Ambassador card (don't lose the card!) + original molded-pulp tray protects chassis in transit 7. Drop off at any carrier location (UPS / FedEx / USPS work; desktop router form factor ships fine via standard ground) 8. Track progress in WanderOS — "Received" / "Diagnosing" / "Ambassador-assigned" / "In work" / "Quality check" / "Shipped" 9. Receive device back, typically 5 business days from receipt; Lux engraving 7-10 business days; DOCSIS install 5-7 business days

For the Ambassador at repair depot:

1. Receive package, scan tracking to update user's WanderOS status 2. Open service ticket; review user request + device service history 3. Open device (T10 Torx top deck); inspect interior; photograph condition 4. Perform requested work:

• RAM / NVMe / USB / antenna swap: same-day Ambassador work (15-30 min)
• SFP+ daughterboard install: 20-min Ambassador work (though DIY also documented)
• DOCSIS install (v1.1): 30-45 min + re-cert sticker + WanderOS DOCSIS activation wizard + cable-ISP pre-enrollment paperwork
• Lux top deck engraving: swap top deck to laser-etcher fixture, run Ambassador's design pattern, verify post-anodize integrity, return with new signature card
• Antenna replacement: unscrew + screw new; re-run 8-chain VSWR test
• Repair / SMT diagnosis: escalate to specialist Ambassador if beyond Tier-1 consumer scope

5. Re-test unit on production test fixture (245-sec automated 16-test pass) 6. Seal with new top deck; update Ambassador signature card if Ambassador changed 7. Pack in molded-pulp tray + outer box 8. Log work in unit service history (permanent record) 9. Ship back; scan tracking update

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Quality standards

• Every send-back service unit passes the same 16-test production test as a factory-new unit (245-sec automated)
• Every Ambassador at the repair depot is a certified WanderVerse Ambassador (Standard 1 — supported employment)
• Every device gets a new Ambassador-signature card if the Ambassador changed (or same if the original Ambassador is doing the repair)
• Service history accumulates on the unit's permanent record (both internal card + inside-top-deck engraving for Lux units)

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7-year spare parts commitment

Every spare part for Standard is available from ship date for at least seven years, via the Ambassador network, at cost + 10%. If demand exceeds supply for a given part, Ambassadors get priority allocation (since they're the refurb channel).

Stocked spares (7-year availability guaranteed):

• External antennas (4-pack replacement kit)
• RAM SODIMM (2 GB / 4 GB / 8 GB)
• M.2 NVMe (500 GB / 1 TB / 2 TB / 4 TB — Samsung 980 family; successor drives qualified as 980 goes EOL)
• Thermal pads (3M 5590H)
• LED strip + driver board
• Top deck cream-anodized (Standard finish) — Standard + Lux available
• Chassis body slate-anodized
• External 12V brick (Mean Well GST60A12 or qualified successor)
• Cat 6 1m cable
• Tool pouch (T10 + T8 + ESD spudger)
• Inner pulp tray + outer corrugated box
• Ambassador signature card blanks
• BLE module (Nordic nRF52840)
• Reset button + USB-A/USB-C/DC-barrel-jack connectors

What "parts" does NOT mean:

• Consumables (RTC coin cell — lasts 10+ years but excluded from 7-year guarantee)
• Items the user can source from a standards-compliant aftermarket (e.g., standard Cat 6 cables, common USB-C cables)
• Parts where a reasonable substitute exists in a WanderVerse second-generation chassis (e.g., a v2 PCB that is a drop-in replacement for v1)
• USB-attached modules purchased separately (Thread BR / Zigbee / LoRa / LTE — separate SKUs with own 7-year commitments)

What happens at year 8

We publish every manufacturing file needed to make a replacement part yourself — STLs for mechanicals, schematics sufficient for repair, firmware source that compiles to a flashable image. You are not dependent on us in perpetuity.

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Repair tiers (for SERVICE-FLOW.md / AMBASSADOR-SIGNATURE context)

• Self-repair: RAM, M.2 NVMe, USB modules, external antennas, open-STL accessories — documented with video, tool pouch included
• Ambassador Tier-1 consumer assembly (25-40 min/unit): full factory assembly + 245-sec production test + Ambassador-signature. Training: 8 hours. Station investment: $500 soldering station + $500 ESD workstation + $2-5k Stage-5 fixture share (amortized).
• Ambassador Tier-2 automotive / precision (not applicable to Standard): reserved for WanderCar + medical tricorder family
• Ambassador Tier-3 medical-grade (not applicable to Standard): reserved for medical tricorder family

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Ambassador signature

Every Standard unit carries an Ambassador signature in the location most user-visible of any WanderVerse SKU: the cream top deck.

Standard tier (default)

• Thermal-printed Ambassador card affixed to inside-bottom-cover (visible when chassis opened for service)
• Card includes: Ambassador ID (pseudo-random), assembly date, unit serial, QR → Ambassador's WanderVerse page
• When unit returns for service, the existing card stays; a second signature card is added beneath (accumulated provenance)

Lux tier (+$80)

• Ambassador hand-designs a unique signature pattern (their personal mark, not generic)
• Laser-etched onto the cream top deck during assembly (or as a send-back upgrade)
• Etching depth 0.05-0.1 mm — exposes underlying aluminum against cream anodize creating dark contrast
• Permanently visible from above on the desk — most user-visible signature in the WanderVerse SKU lineup

At refurbishment

When a unit returns for Ambassador refurb, a second signature is added beneath the first inside-bottom-cover card. For Lux units: the original cream top deck engraving stays; a second card documents the refurb Ambassador + work done + date.

Provenance accumulates. The device's service history is physically readable.

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Survivor / identity-aware service considerations

Standard's role in an identity-aware household extends to service:

Covert / Quiet Mode support during service

• When user requests service, WanderOS offers option to scrub identity-aware data before ship (household member profiles, family filter rules, identity-aware blocklist preferences)
• Ambassador receives device with minimal user-identifying data
• After service, Ambassador sends encrypted-data-wipe confirmation; user restores from local backup if desired

Duress-code support

• Standard ships with duress-code capability (WanderOS → Security → "Duress code")
• Entering duress password on WanderOS admin reboots the device into a decoy profile (minimal setup, appears unused)
• Original configuration remains encrypted in a hidden partition; decrypted with recovery code sent to pre-shared trust contacts
• Service requests initiated from duress mode are NOT routed to the user's pre-assigned Ambassador (go to a general-pool Ambassador to protect user's Ambassador relationship from coercion)

Panic Wipe

• Not a primary feature on Standard (data is mostly network config, not PII); but Standard supports:
• Crypto-erase NVMe via WanderOS (hardware self-encryption)
• Factory-reset + TPM-reseed via reset-button hold (10 seconds)
• Combined: device returns to pre-provisioned blank state; no residual user data

Invisible Mode

• Optional: device name, admin UI chrome, SSID auto-suggestion all swap to generic ("NetworkRouter" / standard web admin / non-branded SSID suggestions)
• Toggleable in WanderOS → Security → "Invisible Mode"
• Ambassador signature card remains (hidden inside-bottom-cover)
• Coercion-resistant toggle: Invisible Mode can only be DISABLED via physical Ambassador service — prevents partner / abuser from finding the "remove Invisible Mode" option in the UI

Trust-contact-only sharing

• Standard's location sharing (via Tailscale remote access, HomeKit Find My) requires pre-shared trust list
• No default "share with anyone with link" options
• User controls every sharing path explicitly

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Refurbishment flow (end-of-life returns)

• User returns a Standard for recycling → $25 credit toward next WanderRouter-family purchase
• Ambassador inspects: if repairable (>70% component reuse viable) → refurb for resale at 40% off retail (4-year warranty)
• Refurb units carry both original Ambassador signature + refurb Ambassador's second signature
• If not repairable (<70% viable): parts harvested for spare-parts inventory (supports 7-year commitment); chassis recycled via aluminum-grade recycling stream

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Service-flow summary

Standard is the most user-accessible service flow in the WanderRouter family:

• DIY-friendly RAM / M.2 / USB upgrades (5-10 min per upgrade, T10/T8 Torx + tool pouch included)
• Ambassador-only for DOCSIS (cert) + Lux engraving (laser) + SMT repair
• 7-year spare parts commitment
• Desktop form factor ships standard ground via UPS/FedEx/USPS (no rack-mount special packaging)
• Most user-visible signature tier (cream top deck) in the WanderVerse SKU lineup

Ready for Stage 10 (Gate Review).

Open STL files

WanderRouter Standard — Open STL Files

Published under Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 for accessory and desktop-mounting parts (fully open — remix, redistribute, share-alike). Lux-tier Ambassador-engraved cream top deck is NOT published — that's per-order Ambassador laser-etched and unique to each Ambassador.

The image-locked chassis (slate body + cream anodized top deck + saffron pinstripe + 4× external matte-black antennas + saffron LED strip front face) is not published as STL — it's manufactured from anodized aluminum, not user-printable, and its visual fidelity binds the product. STL files in this directory cover accessories only that complement the chassis without changing it.

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Files (to be added in Stage 8 final production)

User-printable accessories

• desk-base-rubber-feet.stl — 4× rubber-feet caddy that slots into bottom chassis. Prevents desk scratching + improves airflow via ~3mm lift. Print in TPU (soft) or PETG (rigid). License: CC BY-SA 4.0.
• desk-base-rubber-feet.step — editable solid model in STEP format. CC BY-SA 4.0.
• wall-mount-adapter.stl — drywall mount adapter, slots into bottom chassis M4 hole pattern. For users without a desktop setup (mount router above furniture or on a wall). Print in PETG or ABS (load-bearing). CC BY-SA 4.0.
• wall-mount-adapter.step — editable. CC BY-SA 4.0.
• vertical-stand.stl — vertical-orientation stand that holds Standard on its side (OP-1 / Nothing aesthetic when space is tight). Compatible with image-locked antenna layout. Print in PETG or ABS. CC BY-SA 4.0.
• antenna-tilt-clip-30deg.stl — clip that locks an antenna at 30° tilt (for users who prefer non-rotating fixed-angle mount). Fits over RP-SMA hinge. Print in PETG. CC BY-SA 4.0.
• antenna-tilt-clip-45deg.stl — same at 45°. CC BY-SA 4.0.
• antenna-tilt-clip-60deg.stl — same at 60°. CC BY-SA 4.0.
• antenna-tilt-clip-90deg.stl — perpendicular (horizontal) tilt. CC BY-SA 4.0.
• cable-manager-rear.stl — rear-mount cable management caddy (keeps Ethernet / USB / power cables tidy behind router). CC BY-SA 4.0.
• cable-manager-underside.stl — underside cable routing channel for wall-mount installs. CC BY-SA 4.0.
• dust-cover-transit.stl — cream-colored PETG/ABS cover for transit + storage. Snaps over entire router without scratching cream anodize. CC BY-SA 4.0.
• usb-module-cable-protector.stl — protective clip for USB-attached modules (Thread BR, Zigbee, LoRa, LTE) that extend from rear USB-A — prevents accidental sideways bumps stressing USB connector. CC BY-SA 4.0.
• rear-bay-blank-cover.stl — printable blanking cover for rear-bay cutout when SFP+ / DOCSIS daughterboard is removed. CC BY-SA 4.0.
• ambassador-card-pocket-stand.stl — small stand that holds the Ambassador signature card upright next to the router (for users who want the Ambassador provenance visible). CC BY-SA 4.0.

Reference (not for fabrication)

• chassis-reference-outline.stl — chassis outline for remix compatibility checks only. NOT for fabrication; the actual chassis is anodized aluminum manufactured at our partner facilities. Use this only to verify your accessory designs fit Standard's external dimensions. License: viewing only.
• antenna-reference-outline.stl — single antenna outline for accessory compatibility checks. NOT for fabrication.

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Print guidelines

Desk-base rubber feet (`desk-base-rubber-feet.stl`)

• Material: TPU (preferred — rubbery, vibration-damping, grippy on glossy desks) or PETG (rigid option)
• Layer height: 0.15 mm (TPU) or 0.2 mm (PETG)
• Wall thickness: 3 perimeters
• Infill: 100% (TPU) or 50% (PETG)
• Supports: none
• Print orientation: feet-down
• Print time: ~1 hour for 4 feet
• Color: any (bottom of chassis — not visible in use; aesthetic-light)

Wall-mount adapter (`wall-mount-adapter.stl`)

• Material: PETG or ABS (load-bearing — Standard weight ~1.5 kg)
• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Wall thickness: 4 perimeters
• Infill: 50% grid (PETG) or 60% (ABS)
• Supports: yes (for M4 hole undercuts)
• Print orientation: flat-side-down
• Print time: ~3 hours
• Mounting hardware: 2× drywall toggle bolts or 2× wood screws (user provides)
• Recommended print: PETG with 80% infill in seismic zones

Vertical stand (`vertical-stand.stl`)

• Material: PETG or ABS
• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Wall thickness: 4 perimeters
• Infill: 70%
• Supports: yes
• Print orientation: base-down
• Print time: ~4 hours
• Post-process: sand + paint slate-charcoal-tone for visual match to chassis (optional)
• Note: vertical orientation changes antenna positioning; WanderOS auto-detects orientation via accelerometer (if installed on Pro v2 only — Standard v1 doesn't have accelerometer so manual orientation-mode-toggle required in WanderOS)

Antenna tilt clips (`antenna-tilt-clip-{30,45,60,90}deg.stl`)

• Material: PETG (preferred) or ABS
• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Wall thickness: 3 perimeters
• Infill: 30%
• Supports: minimal (for RP-SMA hinge fit)
• Print orientation: flat-clip-face-down
• Print time: ~30 minutes per clip
• Post-process: test fit on RP-SMA hinge; sand if necessary for smooth mate
• Use: slip over the RP-SMA hinge base of each external antenna to lock at preferred angle (prevents rotation for installations where airflow/positioning is critical)

Cable manager rear (`cable-manager-rear.stl`)

• Material: PETG or ABS
• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Wall thickness: 3 perimeters
• Infill: 30%
• Supports: minimal
• Print orientation: flat-back-down
• Print time: ~2 hours
• Color: slate-charcoal paint for visual match (or print in cream/slate filament directly)

Cable manager underside (`cable-manager-underside.stl`)

• Material: PETG
• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Wall thickness: 3 perimeters
• Infill: 20%
• Supports: minimal
• Print orientation: open-channel-up
• Print time: ~2 hours
• Mounts via adhesive 3M VHB strips or the 4× bottom-chassis M4 hole pattern

Dust cover transit (`dust-cover-transit.stl`)

• Material: PETG (preferred — less prone to warping) or ABS
• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Wall thickness: 3 perimeters
• Infill: 15% grid (cosmetic-only part, low structural load)
• Supports: minimal (use printer's auto-support; tree supports preferred)
• Print orientation: open-side-up
• Print time on a typical FDM printer: ~3 hours
• Color: any — the cover is transit-only (remove before installing on desk)

USB module cable protector (`usb-module-cable-protector.stl`)

• Material: PETG or TPU (TPU for flexibility)
• Layer height: 0.15 mm
• Wall thickness: 2 perimeters
• Infill: 40%
• Supports: minimal
• Print orientation: clip-side-down
• Print time: ~30 minutes
• Use: slides over USB-A rear port + USB-attached module (Heltec LoRa / nRF52840 / ZBDongle / EG25-G) — prevents accidental sideways bumps stressing USB connector

Rear-bay blank cover (`rear-bay-blank-cover.stl`)

• Material: PETG or ABS (slight weather-seal property useful)
• Layer height: 0.15 mm
• Wall thickness: 3 perimeters
• Infill: 30%
• Supports: minimal
• Print orientation: flat-side-down
• Print time: ~45 minutes
• Color: slate-charcoal paint for aesthetic match
• Use: print 1 replacement if original rear-bay blank cover is lost + SFP+ / DOCSIS daughterboard is later removed

Ambassador card pocket stand (`ambassador-card-pocket-stand.stl`)

• Material: PETG
• Layer height: 0.15 mm
• Wall thickness: 2 perimeters
• Infill: 20%
• Supports: minimal
• Print orientation: open-face-up
• Print time: ~45 minutes
• Use: for users who want the Ambassador signature card visible on the desk (not hidden inside chassis)

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Community

Submit your remixes to the WanderVerse STL gallery (wanderverse.com/stl-gallery). Popular community designs may be selected for a "Community Collection" edition — Ambassadors will hand-assemble a small run of each accessory and the designer gets credit + a free Standard unit + a Lux Ambassador-engraved cream top deck.

Submission guidelines: 1. Original work or properly attributed remix (CC BY-SA 4.0 share-alike requirement) 2. Print-tested with photos of completed accessory installed on a real Standard unit 3. Print profile + material recommendation included 4. Include LICENSE.txt in your submission with CC BY-SA 4.0 license text

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License — CC BY-SA 4.0 in plain English

You can:

• Share — copy and redistribute the STL files in any medium or format
• Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the files
• Use commercially — print, sell, distribute the printed parts (3D printers, Etsy resellers, community runs are all welcome)

You must:

• Attribute — give appropriate credit to WanderVerse + the original Ambassador designer (where named in the STL metadata) + provide a link to the original
• Share-alike — if you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you must distribute your contributions under the same CC BY-SA 4.0 license

You cannot:

• Add legal-tech restrictions that legally restrict others from doing anything the license permits

Full license text: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/legalcode

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Why open-STL accessories?

Per Standard 3 (open STL) + Standard 4 (7-year parts) + repair-culture commitment:

• Standard lives on desks for 7-15 years; physical accessories (feet, stands, cable managers, tilt clips, dust covers) wear out, get lost, or become obsolete as users change their setup
• Users in remote regions can't always wait 5-7 days for shipping; print locally instead
• Desktop setups vary widely (cable routing, mount preferences, aesthetic match); printable accessories let users adapt Standard to their specific environment
• Community remixes generate ideas we wouldn't have shipped (e.g., USB module cable protector — community would have made this anyway; we publish to make it easy)
• Lower e-waste: a broken rubber foot shouldn't force a whole-chassis RMA

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Future files (post-launch)

• Acoustic dampener pad — for desks with hardwood / high-resonance surfaces (cream TPU underside pad)
• Camera / webcam clip — clip that holds a small USB webcam atop the cream top deck for household video-call station without drilling
• Rack-tray adapter — for users who later acquire a half-rack cabinet + want Standard in the rack (vs desktop) — adapter fits standard 19" rack half-depth
• LED strip brightness diffuser — external clip-on diffuser for users in dark bedrooms who want even lower saffron glow than WanderOS Quiet Mode allows
• Antenna chassis attachment — for installations where a single antenna must be relocated away from chassis (e.g., mounted on ceiling for enhanced coverage); antenna-extender adapter with 1m coax extension
• Color-tint top-deck overlay — clip-on cosmetic overlays (non-destructive) for users who want visual variation without replacing the cream anodize
• HAVEN safehouse wall-plate — integrated wall-plate that hides Standard + its external brick + cables; for installations where aesthetics / security demand low-visibility mounting
• Seasonal / community edition accessories — community-designed variants (saffron-tint dust cover, pride-flag-color feet pads, etc.) — community-driven catalog

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What is NOT in this directory

• ❌ Chassis body STL (manufactured anodized aluminum, not user-printable)
• ❌ Cream top deck STL (manufactured aluminum + 2-tone anodized, not user-printable)
• ❌ Lux Ambassador-engraved top deck STL (Ambassador-engraved per-order, intentionally unique)
• ❌ Saffron LED strip STL (manufactured FR4 strip + custom diffuser, not user-printable)
• ❌ Mainboard or daughterboard PCB files (proprietary IP at v1; may open in v2.x post-launch per the open-firmware roadmap)
• ❌ External 12V brick STL (Mean Well GST60A12 IP)
• ❌ External antenna STLs (proprietary vendor machined design, not remixable)

The chassis IS the product. Its visual fidelity is image-locked. Accessories that COMPLEMENT the chassis are open-STL.