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Base Context 1.1.11
Base Context 1.1.11
Delivery and external-job workflows
- Pass an existing
task_contract.deliverydirectly to
rlm.workflow.stage_delivery(delivery, destination). The explicit destination
is still required. Dependencies stay caller-declared; staging does not infer
imports or activate the consumer. - Delivery-specific delegation guidance now preserves supplied consumer paths,
exclusions, and execution mode. Unknown transfer constraints remain unknown. - Set
job_watch.watch(wait_budget=seconds)for a relative owner-review deadline,
or use an absolutedeadline. Detached probe watches default to a 15-minute
owner wake-up when neither is supplied. This does not cancel or retry the job;
the owner reviews partial results and decides whether to continue waiting. - Consumed terminal events print compact ID/state receipts even when the result
is assigned. Full returned evidence is unchanged. Failed parking due to
available evidence prints a clear action hint rather than implying a hold. - Main prompts and task workflow documentation explain result inspection,
deadline review, and queued/in-flight evidence after a false park result.
Compatibility and limits
The relative wait budget maps to the existing deadline field. Daemon commands,
events, response shapes, capabilities, and protocol versions are unchanged.
The new default bounds unattended waiting until owner review, not remote job
runtime. Explicit deadlines keep their existing meaning.
Terminal receipts are not task-success claims and do not replace inspection of
full results. Delivery contracts do not broaden transfer rules or authorize a
launch, retry, deployment, integration, or activation.
These changes address observed workflow failures. No new benchmark was run and
no success-rate increase is claimed. Local Harbor adapter improvements are
maintained in the ignored benchmark harness, not included in the npm packages.
Testing
Focused offline tests, repository checks, and local package installation checks
cover the changed paths; the full offline suite is not claimed. Existing dependency audit advisories are not addressed by this
feature release.