Ecosystem changes
Import complete JSON Schema roots with source identity; generate structural Go, Rust and TypeScript libraries; and run source-pinned normalization recipes. Rust normalization has a library API; Go/TypeScript support is pending. Rust/Web synthesis returns checked failures, and sliced provenance names its digest profile.
`halts_after: <n>` lets an authored scenario require a consumer to stop an ordered scan after n rows. The target reports rows produced and whether the consumer ended the read. Targets without incremental reads report `unsupported`. This adds a claim to `ess-conformance/4`.
`ess verify conform web` emits a browser page that walks authored scenarios, showing actors, state, selected views, and declared consequences. It replays model-determined behavior without executing an implementation, so authors can inspect a specification before filling its obligations.
Authors can declare modelled instances, command timelines, and expectations in `ess-scenario/1`. These scenarios compile into `ess-conformance/2` with identities distinct from synthesized suites. Twenty-seven refusals check their names against the model. Included in the published 0.16.0 release.
Authored scenarios gain `mark:` and `elapsed:` with `not_before`, `within`, and `quiet` bounds. The suite states a duration and its anchor; the target reports an observed or advanced clock. Targets without clock support report `unsupported`. The claims use `ess-conformance/3`.
`reached_by: command_line` and a `cli:` block state that a component's callers are people at a terminal and where each command sits in the tree. `ess generate synthesize --target clap` emits the parser, the handler obligations and the completion scripts from that declaration.
AEP 0.43.0 lets a documentation site publish plans directly — `artifact board --format markdown` renders the page, `artifact graph --format mermaid` renders the diagram, and each column reads its own ladder `descriptions:`. `artifact evidence --from` converts an `ess-conformance-report/1` into evidence using the report's recorded run instant.
AEP 0.42.0 answers the second adopter's report — aep doctor says in six ok/warn/fail lines whether a checkout is ready to be planned in, the epic, story and specification templates seed an Ambiguities section classifying each gap as inferable or requires-stakeholder-input, and the README and site name beyond10x/agentplugins as where the plugins come from.
Agent Plugins 0.4.0 answers the second adopter's report — a copy-paste install block, a recorded golden-path page from feature idea to critiqued plan, a decomposer that files a decision-blocker for every undecided domain relation, four read-only plan critics with a bounded revision loop, and a domain-first guardrail backed by the minimal ess/1 document.
Devcenter 0.6.1 exposes Identity's exact CLI discovery and scoped access-token routes, pins the SIP-disabled Connector embedding seam, and authenticates private frontend dependencies without leaking credentials into image layers.
AEP 0.41.0 gives planning artifacts typed external references, provider-level URL patterns, reference filtering, and a read-only reverse-ticket audit so repository plans can be joined to trackers without parsing prose or granting write authority.
Agent Plugins 0.3.7 teaches planning and story migration to record AEP 0.41.0 refs as typed frontmatter, documents the safe already-exists refusal on repeated migration, and corrects the guidance's published version claims.
Agent Plugins 0.3.3 refreshes Workspace Hygiene so agents can recover a finished external legacy tree stranded by stale pre-0.3 relocation intent without bypassing exact source, destination, HEAD, proof, or confirmation gates.
Worktree 0.3.1 lets exact-id reconciliation retire a finished external legacy tree stranded by a stale pre-0.3 relocation intent, while preserving source, destination, HEAD, proof, and confirmation gates.
Agent Plugins 0.3.2 refreshes Workspace Hygiene so agents apply cleanup only to exact reviewed ids and safely reconcile interrupted provisioning, durable removals, missing records, and legacy trees.
Docs System 0.3.1 collects declared passive data for principle catalogs, labs, and dependency views without executing repository code.
Docs System 0.3.0 adds repository-owned passive source declarations, pinned content digests, central delivery, compatibility redirects, and generated discovery blocks.
Docs System 0.3.3 admits inert whole-line MDX comments and explicit heading ids without allowing executable expressions or changing collected bytes.
Docs System 0.3.2 exposes manifest and source-lock operations without importing the Docusaurus UI graph into plain Node builds.
Agent Platform is now public and advertises its source, local service documentation, generated OpenAPI contract, dependencies, and first-run path through the shared b10x docs contract.
Connectors now exposes its catalog, architecture, adoption guides, dependencies, and current maturity through the shared b10x documentation contract.
Eventlog now publishes its library boundary, crate layout, adoption path, and downstream role through the shared b10x documentation contract.
Identity now advertises its service boundary, local adoption path, API reference, dependencies, and deployment maturity through the shared b10x documentation contract.
The reproducible interaction study now publishes its question, deterministic pipeline, adoption path, and relationship to agent guidance through the shared b10x documentation contract.
Workflow now publishes its product-neutral boundary, current maturity, adoption path, and dependencies through the shared b10x documentation contract.
Docs System 0.2.0 adds explicit first-run outcomes, repository-owned impact records, deterministic release enrichment, and RSS and JSON feeds.
Agent Plugins 0.3.0 adds the workspace-hygiene plugin and a Worktree-generated skill for consistent, recoverable checkout lifecycle across supported agents.
Worktree 0.1.0 publishes the embeddable lifecycle service, Git and SQLite adapters, CLI, hook protocol, and generated agent skill.
AEP 0.40.0 establishes aep as the authored command, retains protocol as an exact compatibility alias, and keeps ESS adaptation at one optional evidence boundary.
ESS 0.1.0 extracts system modeling, schema contracts, generators, and conformance into an independent repository with no AEP dependency.