AI Dev Days v1.1.0

AI Dev Days 1.1.0

Status: Approved release

Commons adoption: Open Framework Commons v1.0.0 at a0f0d384e9010a65d1a21a324b4c912433d5e031

Teaching compatibility: AI-Native Operating Framework 1.0.0 when selected

Prepared: 2026-08-22

Approved: 2026-08-22

Released: 2026-08-22

Tag: v1.1.0

Superseded public version: v1.0.0

Responsible steward: Brad Groux

Summary

AI Dev Days 1.1.0 turns the August 19 Houston Business Analysts packet into a
complete, reusable workshop package. The release adds a source-backed
business-analysis and Forward Deployed Engineering capability bridge, a
27-slide HTML and PDF deck, two practice corpora, an executable fictional
vendor-review demonstration, facilitator material, and visual teaching maps.

This is a backward-compatible program and content release. AI Dev Days remains
independent, retains its Open Framework Commons v1.0.0 pin, and keeps the
AI-Native Operating Framework optional and product-local when selected for
teaching.

Added

• A 27-slide Houston Business Analysts deck with dark and light themes,
  direct-addressable slides, keyboard navigation, presenter controls, safe
  external links, and a high-resolution PDF assembled from one 1920 by 1080
  dark-theme image per slide.
• A sourced market signal that labels Indeed data as an indexed posting series,
  not raw job counts, and a capability bridge that uses IIBA and OpenAI sources
  without equating business analysts and Forward Deployed Engineers.
• A staged, executable vendor-onboarding demonstration with fictional data,
  source notes, prompts, workspace guidance, deterministic review logic,
  acceptance scenarios, and focused tests.
• Practice corpora for change-request impact analysis and stakeholder-intake
  prioritization, including source material, governing constraints,
  facilitator keys, and expected review behavior.
• Mermaid views of the event learning sequence, capability progression,
  artifact flow, verification loop, and executable demo.

Changed

• Refined the event's presenter, host, community, resource, and closing slides
  while preserving organizer-required placement and a 65-minute core session.
• Updated speaker notes, curriculum, session planning, attendee material,
  facilitator runbooks, fallback guidance, and release validation to match the
  final 27-slide package.
• Updated Beaver Badges development dependencies to PostCSS 8.5.26,
  @types/react-dom 19.2.4, and Vite 8.2.1.

Fixed

• Corrected the HTML deck's static fallback counter from 25 to 27 slides. The
  runtime counter was already correct, but the source now agrees before
  JavaScript initializes.

Verification

• The repository publication scan, structure and local-link audit, external
  link check, event metadata validation, YAML parsing, and diff checks pass.
• The HOUBAs verifier confirms 27 sequential HTML slides, 27 PDF pages, one
  1920 by 1080 image per page, safe HTTPS annotations, and HTML/PDF link parity.
• Slides 9 and 10 render at 1920 by 1080 in dark and light themes without
  browser errors or visible overflow.
• Beaver Badges installs reproducibly with zero audit vulnerabilities, passes
  TypeScript checking, builds with Vite 8.2.1, and passes visual smoke testing.
• Dependency pull requests #129, #130, and #131 passed independent standards
  and specification review plus the hosted Quality workflow before merge.

Known Limitations

• The event packet is complete, but this release does not claim that the August
  19 event occurred or that post-event outcomes were collected. The event
  metadata and post-event review remain pending accountable disposition.
• Historical event packets retain point-in-time tool and event assumptions.
• Learner-outcome, accessibility, and domain-review depth still varies across
  historical events and must not be inferred from repository publication.
• External sites may rate-limit or block automated checks. The release gate
  treats inaccessible non-terminal responses as warnings while failing known
  missing resources.

Publication Record

The founding steward authorized the release on 2026-08-22. The annotated
v1.1.0 tag and GitHub release are created only from the verified merged
default-branch tree. The public release records the exact release commit and
links this repository-owned release note.

AI Dev Days v1.0.0

AI Dev Days v1.0.0

AI Dev Days v1.0.0 establishes an independent learning community and event repository with a durable charter, governance, contribution path, research and education method, reusable curriculum, event operations, publication controls, visual orientation, and release practice.

This owner-authorized coordinated republication completes the Open Framework Commons v1.0.0 exact-pin refresh and publishes the sanitized review evidence.

Release identity

• Final release commit: 2177840cf978acc1ece0baaf6142e854feb2d188
• Final release tree: 30dea3c3a96911779420100f7570e310f20fb2dc
• Reviewed follow-up head: 1f28793338445e7b7eb64555dfe24be1d95c265a
• Reviewed follow-up tree: 30dea3c3a96911779420100f7570e310f20fb2dc
• Pull request: #110
• Final master workflow: PASS

Republication history

1. Initial v1.0.0 publication: 9d9ca3bdd575be0c7558a56f1f1f0ee6a8f112af
2. Dependency and visual-documentation refresh: 70999e048685d0103e1ed3e7af41dffb390bfac9
3. Commons-pin canonical refresh: 35e69b678c22bb8f6610fe9458aad89cccc8eb23
4. Sanitized review and exact historical-source-link completion: 2177840cf978acc1ece0baaf6142e854feb2d188

The intermediate Commons-pin tag object was 338171325f888998aef444e1459ea47012e5d754 and peeled to 35e69b678c22bb8f6610fe9458aad89cccc8eb23 before this final replacement.

Open Framework Commons adoption

• Commons tag: v1.0.0
• Original Commons commit: 27870fb1d57d951b9ef5a3a86f33ef068ee557da
• Current exact Commons commit: a0f0d384e9010a65d1a21a324b4c912433d5e031

The refreshed Commons documentation strengthens product independence, adoption governance, active-product references, and visual guidance. It does not transfer ownership of AI Dev Days curriculum, events, community practices, examples, research, governance, roadmap, or releases. ADR-002 preserves original evidence; ADR-003 records the exact transition and immutable-tag risk.

Review and validation

• Sanitized review names exact merged candidate 35e69b678c22bb8f6610fe9458aad89cccc8eb23 and both Commons commits
• Standards: GO with no open findings after one Minor historical-link correction
• Specification: PASS with no findings
• Full release validation passed: 353 files, 278 Markdown/HTML link surfaces, 33 required files, 113 external URLs checked, publication safety, demo fixtures, YAML, dependency audit, typecheck, production build, and visual smoke
• Two existing blocked-host 400/403 responses remained non-blocking; 12 volatile or same-repository URLs were intentionally skipped

Highlights

• Independent AI Dev Days charter, governance, research and education method, reusable curriculum, labs, event template, and post-event evidence loop
• Two GitHub-native program-map diagrams for the research-to-learning loop and Commons/local-ownership boundary
• OpenClaw remains a tool track; AI-Native Operating Framework remains optional teaching material canonical only for its own meaning
• Repository audits, external-link checking, publication scanning, and a complete release gate

Known limitations

Consumers who fetched an earlier v1.0.0 tag must force-refresh that tag reference. The complete research-to-education method has not yet been measured through a new event from planning to post-event disposition. Historical event assumptions, learner-outcome, accessibility, and domain review depth vary. OpenClaw remains more developed than other tool tracks. The August 19, 2026 Houston Business Analysts packet does not yet include slides.