CrewForm v1.11.0 — Inspectable handoffs and personal pipelines

CrewForm 1.11.0 makes agent handoffs inspectable and recoverable at committed pipeline boundaries. Run API/local/native agents, validate an output contract before the next step, record human approval, and export the authorized run evidence.

• Owner-approved personal laptop workers now accept sequential pipeline steps across private device profiles, with one parent hosted reservation. Provider logins remain local; approved prompts/files reach the device and results/logs return to Cloud. There is no account pool, personal-device fan-out or API fallback.
• Pipeline checkpoints preserve committed outputs and input/configuration identity. Uncertain in-flight effects require review and are never automatically replayed. Approval expires after 24 hours.
• Shared UTC scheduling/context semantics, interrupted-stream handling, account cache isolation, development-file protection and atomic tracked demo cleanup improve the underlying execution paths.
• All implemented software is MIT and free to self-host. Only Cloud resources are paid; Pro remains $15/month and Team $49/month. Existing published releases/packages retain their original licences.

Upgrade before deploying: review and apply missing migrations 106–109 against the actual historical baseline, preserve database/Storage backups and encryption keys, then deploy matching runner/frontend and cron Edge function. See the 1.11.0 upgrade guide.

CLI 0.3.0 is independently versioned and published to npm under MIT. Run npx @crewformhq/cli@0.3.0 demo --output review-pack.json, or install with npm install -g @crewformhq/cli@0.3.0. A clean registry installation passed the offline demo and JSON diagnostics. The offline walkthrough uses clearly scripted outputs, not an AI review. The original pre-publication tarball remains attached; the npm package has updated installation notes with the same tested execution code.

Required CI passed for the functional changes, including fresh database policies, quotas, checkpoints, scoped device leases and deterministic CLI→ACP handoffs through the actual worker transport. These fixtures do not establish provider subscription eligibility, a complete protocol/security certification, live payment lifecycle coverage or automated offsite backups. Remaining assurance priorities are tracked in the reliability checklist.

The public crewform.tech page is aligned through landing PR #23.