.SYSTEMX 1.10.0-alpha.3 — Four-part 4K field guide

The new four-part .SYSTEMX field guide connects the whole format in one overview and expands the working details across three additional pages.

1. Complete overview: Agent 0/X/Y/Z, AGENTA, all ten AUTOBOT files, DATA, CLI/tools and named .SYSTEMXP scopes.
2. Coordination: scoped assignments, event observations, external CLI/PR gates, fixed review, acceptance and checkpointing.
3. AGENTA and ten specialists: exact filenames, responsibilities, request fingerprints, reuse, explicit completion and limits.
4. DATA and projects: eight local folders, ignore/audit boundaries, independent child records, shared tools, safe updates and recovery.

Read the four-page guide or open the portable text companion. README, media navigation, generation/correction prompts and provenance are updated. The old one-page map remains in immutable tagged history; additive updates preserve existing local media and user records.

All four JPEG exports are 3840 × 2160, below 2 MiB each. They were generated with the built-in imagegen tool at 1672 × 941 and exported to 4K with macOS sips (JPEG 85); upscaling adds canvas pixels, not native detail. The template ships only the selected 4K outputs, with native dimensions and raw hashes recorded in ASSETS.json.

Verification: 249 portable files and 159 Markdown documents; six relevant tests passed on Python 3.9 and 3.14, plus exact-wheel byte/inventory checks, pinned remote install, wrong-pin rejection, root/child request reuse, alpha.2 upgrade preservation and uninstall/restore checks. All four pages were visually reviewed. This is a documentation/media release; runtime behavior and blank project seeds are unchanged. See PUBLIC-REVIEW for precise evidence and limitations.

Alpha: use at your own risk. Manual updates remain default; no GitHub Actions are enabled. Verify downloads with SHA256SUMS. Its comment records the complete GitHub-generated tag ZIP digest for --archive-sha256; that digest differs from the separately built folder-only ZIP asset.