Mesh Plus 0.1.0a15

Mesh Plus 0.1.0a15 publishes the accepted generic cached publisher/factory seam and optional native WSS transport. It retains SDK interface 1 and existing Read/Delivery/native profile schemas. Contract lock revision 2 adds the separately reviewed WSS configuration/carrier boundary.

• Public CachedSource, CachedPublication and explicit-profile CachedPublisher separate Observer-native acquisition from Mesh envelope/proof construction.
• Trusted, lazy Python publisher factory maps serve local IPC, the unchanged fixed SSH bridge command and optional WSS listeners. Existing reference defaults remain; selected factory failures do not fall back.
• Optional mesh-plus[wss] adds native mutual-TLS poll/push, immutable mixed-backend configuration, and the separate mesh-plus-wss diagnostic/listener/read/watch CLI. WSS adoption is explicit.

Accepted bytes: mesh_plus-0.1.0a15-py3-none-any.whl, SHA256 42b25045f8f89afda61e56525f443a189dcc6769637aee5bcab959f096527f0f. The previously accepted private wheel is published unchanged. provenance.json binds release commit, runtime checkpoint and exclusions; SHA256SUMS covers wheel and provenance.

Validation: 113 installed standalone tests, 151 native/SSH regressions and 43 native WSS tests; installed publisher checks on Python 3.11/3.13/3.14, both domain profiles and fixed SSH/WSS carriers; a15 explicit-reader/a10 reference-bridge compatibility; four hosted CI jobs passed. Reviewed native regression inputs are Tmux a5/Agent a16, not current owner HEADs or extracted sources.

This is an experimental prerelease. No live pins, Observer packages, shared launcher or chezmoi deployment are selected by publication. Owner-native publisher/resource/managed acceptance and WSS real-fleet, suspend and matched performance acceptance remain separate. No performance improvement for the promoted bytes is claimed.

Publisher API · Installed acceptance · WSS guide

Assets are distributed through this GitHub prerelease; no PyPI publication is implied. Install the downloaded wheel into an isolated Python 3.11+ environment. Add [wss] to that wheel requirement only when selecting the optional backend.