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WishOS Core v0.3.2 — hero & architecture diagram

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@ZiMing-X ZiMing-X released this 06 Nov 07:41

WishOS Core v0.3.2

Presentation release on top of v0.3.1.

  • README hero: 180 px storefront icon + architecture diagram (assets/architecture.svg) that maps
    roles · artifacts · gates · data root in one picture.
  • assets/ is now shipped in the package (so README images also render on npm).
  • Version tables updated to 0.3.2.

Still experimental; no productivity-gain claims. Protocol: PROTOCOL.md v0.1.

WishOS Core v0.3.1 — README v2

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@ZiMing-X ZiMing-X released this 06 Nov 07:22

WishOS Core v0.3.1

Documentation release on top of v0.3.0.

  • README rewritten: version & compatibility matrix (package 0.3.1 · protocol v0.1 · tested dsh 0.2.1-rc.2 ·
    engines range · Node ≥22.19 · optional Python ≥3.14 · OS) and an explicit "what it provides / what you fill in" table.
  • Install command corrected to the GitHub source form (add github:ZiMing-X/wishos-core); the package is not on npm.
  • Added English README (README.en.md).
  • Adopt profiles (L1/L2/L3), "who it is for / not for", and tools/self-check sections clarified.

Experimental; no productivity-gain claims. Protocol: PROTOCOL.md v0.1.

WishOS Core v0.3.0

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@ZiMing-X ZiMing-X released this 06 Nov 07:18

WishOS Core v0.3.0

WishOS Protocol v0.1 reference implementation, shipped as a DeepSeek Harness bundle.

  • agent preset wishos: persona + four Tier-0 hard facts + isolated tool surface (pwsh/bash by platform)
  • 8 w-* skills: wish / router / recall / capture / calibrate / watchdog / evolve / enter
  • PROTOCOL.md (v0.1) + schemas/ (5 JSON Schemas) + public self-check & schema validator
  • Apache-2.0

Install

dsh plugin --profile <profile> add github:ZiMing-X/wishos-core

Self-check

python tools/_wishos_selfcheck.py --root <workspace>/wishos
python tools/_wishos_validate.py --root <workspace>/wishos

Experimental: the framework makes no productivity-gain claims; see README for "what it provides vs what you fill in".