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CodeOps for Codex 1.2.0

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@blendsdk blendsdk released this 04 Sep 15:08

Highlights

  • Adds an always-active Complexity Escalation Gate for requirements, planning, preflight, and execution.
  • Shows a clear stop packet before material layers, dependencies, harnesses, frameworks, infrastructure, or other support machinery can be approved.
  • Requires an independent challenger to compare the larger proposal with the original goal and smallest viable solution.
  • Keeps escaped or deferred complexity blocked until it is approved or removed from the resulting implementation.
  • Uses simpler international English and shorter sentences in user-facing CodeOps responses.

Compatibility

This is a backward-compatible workflow release. It reuses existing ambiguity and finding records and does not add a new configuration system or lifecycle.

Verification

The release tree passed plugin validation, the full CodeOps validation suite, documentation checks, migration checks, roadmap synchronization checks, and roadmap compaction checks.

Full changelog: v1.1.0...v1.2.0

CodeOps 0.3.0

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@blendsdk blendsdk released this 23 Jul 16:15

CodeOps 0.3.0

CodeOps for Codex 0.2.0

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@blendsdk blendsdk released this 23 Jul 15:14

First stable release of the CodeOps 0.2 workflow surface. Adds dependency-aware target-scoped readiness, schema-2 semantic revisions and validation snapshots, atomic lifecycle transitions and recovery, safe schema-1 upgrades, and exact integration across requirements, preflight, planning, execution, roadmap, feature acceptance, and release workflows. The broader 1.0 comparative and external complex-project pilot gate remains open.

CodeOps for Codex 0.2.0-beta.7

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@blendsdk blendsdk released this 23 Jul 09:37
  • Scope readiness gates to the selected feature so unrelated draft work does not block planning or execution.
  • Treat traceability node IDs as feature-local and require explicit qualification for cross-feature links.
  • Add planning target, context, and modification boundaries plus bounded post-gate ambiguity discovery.
  • Align make-plan with the shared named-deferral contract.
  • Review complete phase changes in every commit mode using worktree snapshots.
  • Escalate repeated identical verification failures instead of retrying indefinitely.

CodeOps for Codex 0.2.0-beta.6

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@blendsdk blendsdk released this 23 Jul 09:25
  • Keep single-document preflight audits scoped to their selected target while using related artifacts only as context.
  • Bound corrective rescans, preserve finding identity by root cause, and stop cleanly when minor findings are explicitly accepted.
  • Store narrow preflight evidence separately so sibling requirements and whole plans cannot advance from an out-of-scope pass.
  • Add deterministic validation for preflight scope and convergence contracts.

CodeOps for Codex 0.2.0-beta.5

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@blendsdk blendsdk released this 23 Jul 00:53

Fix roadmap/status presentation for migrated projects whose valid state is not yet execution-ready. Migrated Claude artifacts remain first-class Codex schema-1 inputs, and structurally invalid state still fails closed.

CodeOps for Codex 0.2.0-beta.4

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@blendsdk blendsdk released this 23 Jul 00:32

Fixes live project tracking for repositories with substantial CodeOps history: traceability graphs and execution plans under codeops/_archive are now excluded from readiness, lifecycle, and task-progress reports. Includes regression coverage and was verified against the jsvision repository.

CodeOps for Codex 0.2.0-beta.3

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@blendsdk blendsdk released this 23 Jul 00:12

First independently reviewed Codex CLI beta. Includes recursive ambiguity closure, deterministic traceability/readiness, downstream invalidation, project and portfolio tracking, Codex-native routing, migration tooling, retained compiler/financial/web ambiguity benchmarks against Claude CodeOps 3.12.0, and tested Linux CLI install/update/remove lifecycle. The 1.0 gate remains a meaningful real complex-project pilot plus broader end-to-end comparative evidence.