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Graphs now render as terminal text, Mermaid, Graphviz DOT, SVG, or standalone HTML. Lifecycle graphs use Mermaid state diagrams; typed-reference graphs use flowcharts, with untrusted names kept as escaped labels on opaque node identifiers.
entity generate docs produces a standalone entity reference. One validated definition set becomes an index, per-entity HTML and Markdown pages, lifecycle/reference graphs, and OpenAPI 3.2 plus AsyncAPI 3.1 JSON/YAML contracts with inferred event payload schemas. Safe replacement is limited to generator-owned output.
entity mcp mounts stored entities as schema-derived stdio tools. It exposes create, get, list, events, and every named operation; mutating calls carry provenance and operation calls require the revision the model observed, so stale intent is refused without a write.
entity generate rust-cli builds a definition-specific host command. It retains ordinary Clap-derived Rust source, embeds the validated definitions, offers direct entity operation subcommands, and builds from matching local runtime source with Cargo locked and offline.
Changed
The public website is now written for people building agentic systems. It has a standalone product handbook instead of publishing internal requirements, designs, plans and reviews; a refund workflow explains how agents propose named operations while trusted code supplies authority and a deterministic runtime decides, refuses, records and replays the result.
The generated entity Agent Skill now covers graphs, documentation/contract generation, MCP, and definition-specific Rust CLI generation.
Fixed
Mermaid reference edges escape array-path brackets so generated diagrams render instead of being parsed as flowchart syntax.
The documentation navigation drawer occupies and scrolls within the viewport on narrow screens.