QZX 0.2.2.0.7a1 — Golden Core and Result Contract adoption

QZX 0.2.2.0.7a1 — Golden Core and Result Contract adoption

QZX 0.2.2.0.7a1 is an Alpha pre-release. Interfaces can still change and every command keeps its own independent maturity assessment. The normal command python -m pip install --upgrade qzx continues to select stable package 0.2.2.0.6; opt in to this Alpha with:

python -m pip install --pre --upgrade qzx
qzx version --json
qzx listCommands --json

QZX Golden Core

This release establishes a candidate focus cohort of 15 high-frequency read-only commands. Golden Core is not a paid edition, certification, compatibility guarantee, industry standard, or claim of external adoption.

At publication:

• 15/15 commands have dedicated behavioral tests;
• 15/15 have current reviewed safety and external-effect classifications;
• 13/15 have complete successful --json captures bound to their implementation digests;
• 1/15 has a representative failed-result capture;
• 0/15 are declared Beta-ready, because per-command platform evidence, release-quality sign-off, and lifecycle promotion review remain incomplete;
• getGitStatus and checkUrlStatus remain the two explicit controlled-success evidence gaps.

Golden Core guide: https://qzx.yumbale.com/en/golden-core

QZX Result Contract v1 adoption kit

The source distribution now includes:

• two conforming and three intentionally non-conforming fixtures;
• a dependency-free conformance runner with exact expected violations;
• a public adoption guide and evidence requirements;
• an ADOPTERS.md register that honestly begins with no independent adopters;
• a structured GitHub intake form for native producers, adapters, consumers, and bounded pilots.

Specification: https://qzx.yumbale.com/en/result-contract
JSON Schema: https://qzx.yumbale.com/schemas/result-contract-v1.schema.json

Core-schema conformance does not certify security, authorization, domain correctness, platform compatibility, or every additive field.

Command-contract corrections

• help now returns canonical suggestions and explicit command_not_found semantics; the CLI maps that failure to exit code 127.
• listFiles -r no longer inspects process-global arguments. Its result now reports recursive as a boolean and recursion_depth separately.
• getDiskSpace and getRamInfo accept explicit deterministic providers for evidence-quality tests while retaining normal psutil runtime defaults.

Verified release artifacts

The attached files are byte-identical to the files published on PyPI:

• qzx-0.2.2.0.7a1-py3-none-any.whl
  SHA-256: cf0e1b266ac038752dd82f78b7663def27dced630bfb70ea497bf8cc938dff67
• qzx-0.2.2.0.7a1.tar.gz
  SHA-256: 2caedc507d28d4893c522f2f1eb5b9b7d4b4db94d046a96b967cda74abb5a462
qzx.sh mode in the source distribution: 0755

The wheel ships the 15-command Golden Core registry and QZX Result Contract v1 schema. The source distribution additionally ships the verifier, adoption documents, conformance runner, manifest, and five fixtures. Both artifacts passed the QZX distribution verifier and twine check.

QZX — Quick Zap Exchange, created and maintained by Alejandro Sánchez.