Releases: chengcheng-2006/paios-ce
Release list
PAIOS CE v0.1.0-rc.2
PAIOS CE v0.1.0-rc.2
PAIOS CE is a local-first execution-control reference runtime for AI
agent builders.
This release candidate focuses on making the execution decision explicit,
auditable, and visible before a scoped action proceeds.
Highlights
- explicit execution-control and permission-gate flow
- real blocked-action demo with zero execution attempted
- real allowed-action demo for scoped low-risk execution
- deterministic architecture and security-boundary visuals
- generated configuration schemas aligned with the current runtime
- contribution, security, support, Issue Form and PR infrastructure
- English and Simplified Chinese project documentation
Verified behavior
Blocked unknown action:
decision: blockederror_code: E_UNKNOWN_ACTIONexecution_attempted: false- exit code
5
Allowed demo:
decision: allowrisk_level: LOW- successful result
- exit code
0
Validation
- model contract: 9/9 passing
- regression suite: 298 passed, 1 filesystem-specific skip
- line coverage: 87.83%
- branch coverage: 76.62%
- fresh wheel/sdist build passes
- fresh install and CLI smoke checks pass
- no confirmed secrets, PII, or private machine paths in the public release candidate
Current scope
PAIOS CE is a reference runtime and release candidate.
Current public scope does not claim production support for:
- live WeChat or Feishu channels
- production cloud-model providers
- browser automation
- arbitrary shell / administrator execution
- remote desktop control
- production OpenClaw or Hermes integration
See the repository README, security model and roadmap for current
capabilities and planned work.
Documentation
- README
- Security policy
- Security model
- Contributing guide
- Roadmap
Package version
Python package version:
0.1.0rc2
This GitHub release is a pre-release.
PAIOS CE v0.1.0-rc.1
PAIOS CE v0.1.0-rc.1
Project
PAIOS CE is a clean-room public core scaffold for a privacy-preserving personal AI orchestrator. It implements the public skeleton, interface contracts, and a minimal local demo closed loop from scratch, in full compliance with the frozen architecture.
Core capabilities
- Clean-room architecture — newly written from public contracts; no legacy source, no production data, no owner PII.
- Secret management — SecretRef reference-only indirection; secret values are never stored in config, logs, error messages, audit events, or envelopes.
- Permission boundary — deny-by-default permission engine with capability allowlists, filesystem/network scope, HIGH-risk confirmation, and CRITICAL/ADMIN/shell hard blocks.
- Offline validation — fully local Mock Provider (deterministic, no network, no API key); offline test and audit pipelines.
- Security-first agent infrastructure — redacted audit logging, loopback-only defaults, dm-only with group execution off, owner allowlist required.
Validation
- 203 tests passing — 0 failures / 0 errors / 0 skipped
- Python 3.11 and 3.12 validated on Windows and Ubuntu (4 matrix jobs)
- Secret pattern scan passed
- pip-audit passed — 0 known vulnerabilities
- Dependency audit passed (installed dependency inventory frozen as a CI artifact)
Repository governance
- Protected main branch — 16 required status checks (CI / Package / Security), strict up-to-date, enforce-admins, force push disabled, deletion disabled.
- Restricted GitHub Actions — GitHub-owned actions only; GITHUB_TOKEN default read; pull-request create/approve disabled; zero repository secrets.
- Reproducible build validation — wheel and sdist were built, checked, and clean-install tested in GitHub Actions; this pre-release currently exposes GitHub's automatic source ZIP and tar.gz archives.
Current positioning
This is a release candidate.
It is not a final stable release. Mock Provider and CLI are EXPERIMENTAL. No live Provider, live Channel, Speech, Hermes, or OpenClaw integration is shipped. Publication of PyPI/Zenodo is not included in this release.