.SYSTEMX 1.11.0-alpha.6 — YouTube introduction and verified media links

This alpha snapshot packages the public .SYSTEMX introduction, 4K thumbnail links, and refreshed installation guidance. It retains the existing coordination runtime and generic blank project records.

Watch on YouTube · Download the 4K thumbnail · Video guide, captions, and transcript · Original Full HD MP4

Changes

• The README, portable media library, and wiki link the public YouTube introduction and retain independent original-film, caption, and transcript downloads.
• The film is 1080p and approximately 1:50. Its ten animated scenes and native MP4 chapter markers are distinct from the nine YouTube navigation chapters. The separate custom thumbnail is 3840 × 2160.
• Current installation examples select 1.11.0-alpha.6; the Python package uses 1.11.0a6. The folder and wheel contain the same 237 reviewed portable files.
• White paper edition 2.0, its alpha.4 examined implementation and alpha.5 publication identity, the alpha.3 field guide, and media edition 1.0 retain their original bytes and evidence baselines.
• No runtime behavior, record schema, blank project seed, third-party runtime dependency, or update-preservation rule changes. Existing project-owned files remain protected by additive updates and the explicit bootstrap-refresh procedure.

Verification

The full 302-test suite passed on Python 3.9.6 and 3.14.5, with five filesystem-dependent skips per run. 10 publication-security tests passed on Python 3.12.14 with the optional PDF libraries. Template validation checked 237 portable files and 150 Markdown documents.

The folder ZIP and wheel match all 237 portable files byte-for-byte. Fresh source/wheel adoption, read-only previews, status and validation, logged uninstall/restore, and an alpha.5 → alpha.6 upgrade passed. The upgrade preserved 239 checked outer files, 237 older cached defaults, and customized context, memory, ROOT rules, tasks, DATA, and notes. Pinned-update refusal passed; all eight stock bootstrap files were unchanged. Exact-pin remote retrieval and wrong-pin refusal are recorded in the attached review.

These are fresh local checks on macOS arm64. Windows and Linux were not rerun for this publication. The publishing tools use optional ReportLab/Pillow libraries; the .SYSTEMX runtime remains dependency-free.

Reviewed source: f942daf38fc7f1661910912dbcf07faaec5ad7aa. The annotated v1.11.0-alpha.6 tag identifies this commit. See the attached PUBLIC-REVIEW-1.11.0-alpha.6.json for exact checks and their scope.

Downloads and adoption

Use the folder ZIP for the self-contained .SYSTEMX distribution or the wheel for the CLI/library. The unchanged white paper PDF and the 4K JPEG are also attached. The large introduction film remains in its separate media release and on YouTube.

SHA256SUMS covers the release assets. Its separate comment records the exact GitHub codeload tag ZIP digest for --archive-sha256; the downloadable folder ZIP has different bytes. A checksum pin is not a signature or independent security audit.

First-time setup · Installation and updates · Versions and changelog · Read the white paper

GitHub Actions remains disabled; no workflow is shipped. Updates remain manual by default. Opt-in startup checks report a newer release without downloading or selecting it.

Alpha / experimental — use at your own risk. The format may change daily. These local checks are not production certification or measured token, cost, or time savings. The white paper is not tagged PDF/UA; its editable Markdown alternative remains available.