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Zeline v0.2.5
Zeline Release
Zeline is the open-source agentic AI framework by Zerolinear.
Highlights
- Canonical high-agency identity shipped to every install —
SOUL.mdis packaged in the wheel and source archive, loaded into every agent's system prompt, and startup fails clearly if it is missing or empty. The public doctrine is now execution-first: persist through recoverable failures, keep long work visibly progressing, honor stop/cancel absolutely, and verify real outcomes—without private personas, operator PII, infrastructure, or safeguard-bypass clauses. - Long-running commands no longer fail at 60 seconds —
run_shellandexecute_codeaccept atimeout(default 60s, up to 900s), so realpip/npm/aptinstalls, builds, and test suites finish instead of being reported as failures. - Background processes with real lifecycle control —
run_shell(background=true)starts servers, watchers, and long builds detached and returns a job id; the newprocess_controltool lists, polls incrementally, tails logs, and kills the whole process group. Finished jobs stay readable for 30 minutes. - Forceful
/stopthat preserves the session — foreground shell/code processes are tracked per identity and terminated with their children; OpenAI and Anthropic streams observe cancellation per chunk; incomplete tool-call tails are repaired so the next message remains valid. Long Telegram turns display elapsed time, step count, remaining budget, and a/stophint instead of going silent. - Termux gateways survive Android power management — gateway polling automatically requests the app-wide Termux CPU wake lock, managed
gateway startis recommended for daily Android use, and stopping an unmanaged foreground gateway never signals a shared shell process group. This prevents Zeline shutdown from taking unrelated Termux agents with it. - Shell access remains owner-only — background shell and
process_controlare exposed only to thefullprofile, so public gateways still cannot reach a shell. - Sanitized public skill package — removes personal account examples, payment identifiers, infrastructure details, local router state, and session-specific deployment notes from bundled skills.
- Normalized Zenith references — fixes duplicated
zeline-zenith-prefixes across the bundled compatibility corpus without renaming stable skill IDs. - Reliable public documentation — replaces unresolved website links with the repository documentation that is available now.
- Future-proof release validation — artifact checks now derive the package version from the verified release tag instead of hardcoding a version.
- Security reporting enabled — vulnerabilities can be reported privately through GitHub Security Advisories.
- Versioned, checksum-verified installers for Termux, Linux, macOS, iSH, and Windows PowerShell.
- Immutable release artifacts with build provenance.
Installation
See the installation guide for checksum-verified commands on every supported platform.
Assets
- POSIX installer:
install.sh - Windows installer:
install.ps1 - Python wheel and source archive
SHA256SUMS
All assets are built from merged main, checksum-verified, and published with build provenance.