v0.2.1 — Consistency and Clarity

v0.2.1 — Consistency and Clarity

A small follow-up to v0.2.0. It fixes descriptions that the 0.2.0 card change had left stale, aligns the shipped schemas with the current record shapes, and makes the core concepts easy to read from the documents alone.

Fixed

• Stale "the human view keeps every clause" descriptions replaced with the bounded card + EVIDENCE-INDEX.json wording across the framework reference, the packaged agent guidance and the knowledge-stewardship guide.
• Skill lifecycle schema and contract aligned to the current mgskill-effect-v2/v3 record shape, with the effect-outcome vocabulary carried through the templates, the framework reference and the portable validator.
• Adapter lists include the optional Hermes adapter; the runtime-demo sample is path- and hash-neutral and matches current output; ledger path examples corrected.

Documentation

• A concise "How It Works" overview in both READMEs, plus terminology entries for the objective card and the evidence index.

The distributed packages (objective-integrity-framework-0.2.1.zip and the skills-only plugin package) are rebuilt from this tag. No migration is needed from 0.2.0.

v0.2.0 — Iteration Advantage

v0.2.0 — Iteration Advantage

The quality of long work compounds through disciplined iteration. This release makes that goal first-class, and keeps fast models productive inside the same objective, on any host.

What's new in 0.2.0

1. Iteration advantage, stated as the goal — the README and philosophy page now say it plainly: a fast model working inside this framework can out-iterate a stronger model working without it. The framework is built around that goal.
2. Bounded objective card v2 + full evidence index — the human-visible card stays small while EVIDENCE-INDEX.json carries the complete index. Session binding (host_binding) and projection filename (projection_filename) are explicit configuration; defaults stay host-neutral.
3. action-method-supplement — late-arriving method records are reconciled with exact hash binding, without hiding any history.
4. Refreshed skill packages, docs and templates, plus an optional Hermes adapter — one common spec; host integrations live in adapters/ as configuration and thin adapters.

Download

• objective-integrity-framework-0.2.0.zip — full package (runtime, skills, tools, docs)
• objective-integrity-0.2.0.zip — skills package
• Verify downloads against SHA256SUMS.txt.

Compatibility

No migration required from 0.1.1; schemas are versioned independently. See CHANGELOG.md and docs/ for details.

Getting started

python tools/oif.py --help
python tools/demo.py --directory <new-directory>

Objective Integrity Framework 0.1.1

Objective Integrity Framework 0.1.1

Keep the objective intact. Turn experience into better next actions.

This first tagged release makes OIF easier to download, inspect and adopt.

New in this release

• Choose a ready-built package: the full framework includes documentation,
  examples and optional Python tools; the smaller plugin carries the Objective
  Integrity skill and all supporting references without a server or Python.
• Verify an exact version: both ZIPs have SHA-256 checksums and a release
  manifest identifying their source commit. A read-only preview and protected
  local builder reproduce the assets without publishing or installing them.
• Clearer open-source foundations: complete Apache-2.0 licensing and retained
  attribution, corrected plugin metadata, version/update/recovery guidance,
  contribution and support routes, and bug/PR templates.

The preceding September 9 update also strengthened operation-linked learning,
complete script-bearing Skill candidates, generated-cache isolation and
current/history reconciliation. Those mechanisms are retained, not reintroduced
as new in 0.1.1. This release requires no runtime schema or task-record migration.

Get started

Download the ZIP for your mode and SHA256SUMS.txt from this release. The
release.json asset records source and artifact identities. Verify the matching
checksum before extracting into a new directory.

• Full framework: Python 3.10+ with standard-library sqlite3 for executable
  tools; no Python packages need to be installed.
• Skills-only plugin: use a compatible host's supported installation flow.
  No OIF account, API key, MCP server or trusted hook is needed.

See Downloads and verification,
Changelog
and the optional Japanese guide.
Keep your previous distribution and task data outside plugin directories when
updating. Host installation and any directory listing remain separate actions.