Release RPR v0.1.0a3 · YutoriKomeiji/responsibility-pathway-runtime

Highlights

Adds a local stdio, read-only RPR MCP inspection server.
Adds the rpr-mcp command-line entry point.
Targets the stable MCP protocol version 2025-11-25 with fail-closed exact-version admission.
Exposes bounded read-only tools for runtime status, pathways, evidence, and unresolved records.
Adds protocol-abuse, malformed-input, notification, subprocess, and database-byte-invariance tests.
Adds an optional EU AI Act Article 50 transparency profile with structured fail-closed outcomes.
Adds an executable Article 50 sample, English and Japanese documentation, public API exports, and focused tests.
Aligns MCP serverInfo.version with package version 0.1.0a3.
Verifies both rpr --help and rpr-mcp --help before PyPI publication.

python -m pip install responsibility-pathway-runtime==0.1.0a3
rpr --help
rpr-mcp --help

Supported protocol target: stable 2025-11-25.
Transport: trusted local stdio.
Surface: read-only inspection only.
Mutating MCP tools are not included.
Remote MCP transport is not included.
Support for later draft or release-candidate MCP protocol versions is not claimed.
Customer-equivalent environment validation is not complete.

The Article 50 profile records and evaluates integrator-declared disclosure, marking, labelling, editorial-review, and Human Gate evidence.

It does not provide legal classification, legal advice, certification, or a declaration of compliance with the EU AI Act.

This is an alpha pre-release.
ER-1 hardening has started but is not complete.
Customer proxy, TLS, identity, credentials, independent MCP clients, operating-system permission profiles, long-duration operation, production supervisors, and customer-equivalent connectivity remain external-environment validation items.
The evidence ledger is tamper-evident, but it is not independently signed, externally immutable, or independently timestamped.
No production-ready or enterprise-ready claim is made.

The candidate passed: