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CoderPolice v0.1.0-alpha.2

Status: public research alpha. No package-registry publication is part of this release.

What changed

This alpha records the public project rename from Agentic Engineering Conformance to CoderPolice.

Agentic Engineering Conformance remains the technical descriptor for the benchmark. CoderPolice is the public project name.

The primary tagline is:

Okay, but prove it.

The GitHub repository is now:

https://github.com/deevyanshoo/coderpolice

The Python distribution metadata is now coderpolice at version 0.1.0a2. The import namespace remains agentic_conformance to avoid unnecessary breaking churn.

Historical continuity

v0.1.0-alpha.1 remains unchanged under the original technical working title.

This release does not rewrite:

  • M1 through M6 reports or execution records;
  • AUTH-001 v1 or v2 semantics;
  • historical experiment bundles;
  • scenario identifiers;
  • evidence digests;
  • host results;
  • benchmark classifications; or
  • prior GitHub release history.

The old repository URL remains a GitHub redirect to the renamed repository.

Verification

The CoderPolice brand PR and the post-rename cleanup PR both passed the repository-owned deterministic GitHub Actions gate.

The current release candidate has passed:

  • editable installation;
  • Ruff format check;
  • Ruff lint;
  • strict mypy;
  • full pytest, schemas, and contracts; and
  • public GitHub Actions on main after the repository rename.

No live Codex or Claude Code benchmark trials were needed because this release does not change benchmark semantics, adapters, fixtures, or runtime behavior.

Scope carried forward from alpha.1

CoderPolice remains a research alpha with:

  • six provisional domains: AUTH, MUT, COMP, REV, INV, and REC;
  • six deterministic synthetic reference scenarios;
  • separate functional and control outcomes;
  • guarded-versus-behavioral pass semantics;
  • explicit evidence provenance and stored-evidence rescoring;
  • Codex and Claude Code adapters for AUTH-001; and
  • experimental neutral Windows Task Scheduler execution.

Limitations and non-claims

  • The six-domain taxonomy remains provisional.
  • Real-host integration currently covers AUTH-001, not all six domains.
  • Small host samples are not comparative performance evidence.
  • The neutral runner remains Windows-specific in the current alpha.
  • CoderPolice is not a certification program, security boundary, leaderboard, or proof that a coding-agent stack is safe in general.
  • No novelty or legal priority claim is made for the name, taxonomy, workflow concepts, evidence model, review model, DAG patterns, invalidation patterns, tracing, or orchestration ideas.

Contributing

Deterministic reference contributions require no paid host account. See CONTRIBUTING, the scenario guide, the adapter guide, and the public evidence policy.

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