Graph Community v0.1.1

Graph Community v0.1.1

Changes

• Restore 22 engineering playbooks, 10 skills and six policies, with native task, model and reasoning guidance and editable library overrides.
• Add readable future claims with public-safe worktree fields, truthful unknown attribution and private source-custody preservation.
• Explain public issue reports and pull requests, maintainer-controlled readiness and contributor verification.

Getting started

Read the quickstart,
platform limits
and contributor instructions.
The library guide
documents shipped defaults, replacements and disabled-marker precedence.

Verification and limits

The release retains the independent public Git history and a positive payload
allowlist, file hashes/modes, private-marker checks, documentation-link checks,
local guidance/claim regressions and account-free runtime primitive smoke.
MANIFEST.json describes the payload; SHA256SUMS covers the release archives and
manifest. Neither is a signature or a grant of account access.

Runtime, launcher, locks, lifecycle, platform adapters and source-update behavior
are unchanged by this update. Existing bounded platform observations remain the
limits: Windows startup is manual, Windows/Linux reboot recovery is unqualified,
source activation is unavailable and native hooks require client qualification.
Local checks do not establish new native platform, hosted account, live model or
Claude Code support. No private-product parity is claimed.

Apache-2.0 and security@vezryn.com are unchanged. The v0.1.0 tag, release notes
and published artifacts remain immutable.

Graph Community v0.1.0

Graph Community v0.1.0 — proposed release notes

What Graph Community does

Graph Community is a headless, user-operated GitHub engineering orchestrator.
It watches explicitly enrolled repositories for actionable issues and launches
the native Codex CLI as a coordinator. That agent can claim work, delegate
native workers in isolated worktrees, validate changes and produce ordinary
GitHub pull requests. Graph provides durable ownership, conservative recovery,
private local state and editable generic Markdown workflow guidance.

Graph Community does not include a graphical application, a model,
subscriptions, credentials, hosted compute, company-private playbooks,
telemetry or an automatic source updater. It does not override user permissions
or guarantee that an agent's implementation is correct.

Getting started

Required: Python 3.11+, Git, GitHub CLI, an installed native Codex CLI,
user-provided authenticated access, trusted lifecycle hooks and explicit
repository enrollment. Start at QUICKSTART.md and
PLATFORMS.md.

For a first test, enroll only a disposable private repository.
python3 -B ci/check.py performs local accounts-free checking.
watch --once is live and may dispatch actual agent work.

Observed platform qualification

Platform	Witnessed scope	Limits
Linux x64	Native issue-to-worker-to-validated-PR, lifecycle events, user-service controls, surviving coordinator, inherited lock exclusion, safe recovery and no duplicates	Linux reboot recovery not claimed; verified for tested client and host
macOS arm64	Native installation/control, issue-to-worker-to-PR, trusted callbacks, graceful stop, interruption and reboot/login	Other architectures and client versions not qualified
Windows 11 x64	Actual native VM issue-to-worker-to-PR, hooks, exclusive native handle, competing-watcher refusal and graceful drain/restart	Startup remains manual; Windows reboot recovery and arm64 not qualified
WSL2	No native qualification	Not a substitute for native Windows evidence

Linux/macOS now resolve Codex's native executable where applicable so an npm
Node launcher cannot silently lose the inherited watcher lock; unknown wrappers
fail closed. Accepted Windows ownership/hook/private-journal fixes are included.
These are bounded host observations, not universal compatibility guarantees.

Safety and operational limitations

The operator supplies GitHub/Codex permissions, infrastructure and account
capacity. Graph may create branches, worktrees, commits, issues and PRs in
enrolled repositories within those permissions. Unknown native ownership,
unreadable journals and ambiguous claims should remain held until reconciled;
do not erase state to force dispatch. No automatic source activation, hosted
control plane or Graph Community desktop UI is included. Review
SECURITY.md for private vulnerability reporting to
security@vezryn.com.

License

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. The scoped third-party
inventory is documented in LICENSE-REVIEW.md; no specific
upstream NOTICE obligation was found for this candidate.

These are proposed v0.1.0 release notes, not a publication announcement.
The final public repository name, exact release commit and explicit publication
authorization have not yet been confirmed.