Codex (the parallel Codex CLI sessions, ~May 5–19) owned the go-to-market scaffold for Malca Yenta / LevSMS. All artifacts commit under the shared Hook Street git identity, so they're identified by self-reference + content, not author. Three bodies of work:

Codex's locked decisions (from DECISIONS_LOCKED.md + CONTEXT.md): legal entity Malca Yenta Networks LLC (Delaware, single-member, Sam), registered agent Harvard Business Services, business address 589 Hook Street, Valley Stream NY 11581, public brand LevSMS on levsms.com (bought on Namecheap 5/6), support support@levsms.com, Netlify project levsms. Raw Twilio SIDs (rejected campaign/brand/msg-service) live in STATUS_2026-05-13_LEVSMS.md + TWILIO_NEW_CAMPAIGN_FINAL_FIELDS.md — not reprinted here.

Codex→Claude handoff: outputs/2026-05-19_handoff_codex-to-claude-code.md documents Codex's role and recommended the next focus go to the action-spine. (That doc is mostly BOS/mortgage cleanup; its SMS value is the role-documentation.)

The master architecture levsms/docs/CONTEXT.md (PART 1–25, the Z's-World-critiqued spec) is the canonical design both worked from: 6 operational gates, the trust-philosophy constitution (11 never-do rules), and the data-integrity framework. Both built to it; neither "owns" it.

• Router LIVE — levsms/router/Code.js deployed @31, verified against real traffic. Sheet-driven davening, live plag, stale-guarded; CLI auto-deploy unlocked (webapp block in appsscript.json). [levsms repo log]
• Site LIVE — levsms.com (Netlify), privacy + terms published. [Codex's site/]
• Repo split — zee78900/levsms is its own repo, nested + gitignored in the workspace. [root commit 528c50a]
• Uncommitted in levsms/ — M README.md, untracked docs/world/ + outputs/ (your new world kit work, not yet committed in the nested repo).
• World kit in workspace — outputs/levsms-world/ already committed + pushed to the portal (root commit b1d42d9).

Per CONTEXT.md PART 16: Gate 1 = 10 distinct phone numbers texting zmanim/weather and returning at least once. Until Gate 1 passes: no new features, no new tabs, no marketing spend. The router is built and verified; the website is live; the architecture is locked. The binding constraint is no longer engineering — it's real returning users in 11581. Everything else (LevRide, premium, second ZIP, monetization) is gated behind later gates and is explicitly out of scope now.

1. De-risk the live service — Sam captures the Twilio A2P console status (brand + campaign + messaging-service SID + linked sender + inbound webhook) so "reported connected" becomes "verified." This is the one item that's a live legal/compliance risk while real users text in.
2. Decide LLC-now vs pilot-on-sole-prop — one yes/no. If "later," confirm the live site footer correctly identifies the current sole-prop operator (Twilio reviewers check consistency). Codex's filing packet is ready to execute the moment Sam says go.
3. Point the work at Gate 1, not more building — reconcile the two marketing tracks into one tester-recruitment kit, then use the save-first / next-minyan / Shabbos-clarity angles to get the first 10 returning North Woodmere users. Building is done; recruiting is the job.