Term MCP DeepSeek 1.0 turns terminal automation into an explicit, inspectable boundary: plan, policy, approval, bounded process, and signed receipt.
What changed
- Added five inspect-only, network-free public recipes executed in CI.
- Added a proof gallery with signed, sharing-redacted succeeded, cancelled, and timed-out receipts.
- Added factual coverage, security, release, package, and MCP compatibility evidence.
- Added an adoption snapshot that reads public repository facts without product telemetry.
- Hardened release publication so a draft can be resumed and a complete release can be verified safely.
Community recipes
- inspect-repository
- diagnose-tests
- analyze-logs
- verify-port-config
- read-only-boundary
New recipes are welcome when they stay read-only, secret-free, bounded, and pass the production policy in CI.
Contributors
This release was built by @OthmaneBlial. Thanks also to project contributor @Matvey-Kuk for earlier work that remains part of the repository history.
Verified release
- 94 tests with 84.89% coverage.
- Ubuntu and macOS on Python 3.10 through 3.13.
- Clean wheel and source archive, non-root Docker health check, CodeQL, dependency audit, secret scan, and Trivy scans.
- SHA-256 checksums and GitHub artifact attestations are attached.
Full Changelog: v0.10.0...v1.0.0
Contributors
Matvey-Kuk and OthmaneBlial