v1.11.0

Fettle v1.11.0: Wheel-Native Agent Governance

Fettle's core promise now starts from the package users actually install. The
v1.11.0 wheel can register Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode
without requiring a Fettle source checkout.

Start With The Complete Loop

pipx install finefettle
pipx inject finefettle ruff
cd your-project
fettle init --dry-run
fettle init
fettle doctor

Initialization publishes a versioned bridge under the platform user-data
directory, binds it to the exact Fettle version and Python executable, and
preserves unrelated host configuration. --dry-run previews every mutation.

What Changed

• Wheel-native transports for Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode.
• SHA-256 manifest validation for every bridge-owned file.
• Atomic bridge publication, idempotent reinitialization, tamper detection, and
  explicit recovery through fettle doctor.
• Bundled Claude SubagentStart transport and all 17 guided workflows.
• A contract-tested two-minute assurance example with accessible visual and
  text proof.
• Structured bug and feature intake plus three bounded starter issues for new
  contributors.

Trust Boundaries

• Hooks remain advisory-first session feedback; CI remains independently
  authoritative.
• Fettle does not overwrite malformed or foreign host configuration.
• Ruff, Semgrep, and other analyzers remain explicit and user-controlled.
• Codex still requires its documented [features] hooks = true setting.
• The bridge is not an operating-system sandbox.

Verification

• Bridge/init/doctor/workflow/proof focused suite: 81 tests passed.
• Wheel and source distribution installed in separate clean environments.
• Dry-run immutability, idempotency, paths with spaces, tamper recovery, and a
  normalized out-of-checkout hook event were verified.
• Release artifacts include PyPI provenance, GitHub build provenance, and a
  CycloneDX SBOM.

Full Changelog

v1.10.0...v1.11.0