v1.1.1 — Installed Mode

Documents how to deploy the three ceremonies as registered workflows or slash commands instead of manual paste. Ceremony headers now reference the new section. No ceremony logic or template files changed; docs only.

v1.1.0 — The Dual-Orchestrator Pattern

The Context Orchestrator now documents a supported pattern for running two AIs on the same project: one as the Executor-orchestrator owning execution state, and one as the CO owning continuity, with one-writer-per-document separation eliminating conflict. No ceremony or template files changed; docs only.

v1.0.0 — Genesis

Context Orchestrator provides open, light-weight, and platform-agnostic workflows for managing context, decisions, and history in long-context AI agent sessions. By establishing continuous documentation across session boot, operation, and closure, it prevents silent context compression losses and ensures that AI collaborations compound and carry forward seamlessly.

Ceremonies & Templates

This genesis release contains the core implementation pack of six markdown files:

• README.md
• session-setup.md
• session-boot.md
• session-close.md
• HANDOFF-TEMPLATE.md
• SESSION-LOG-TEMPLATE.md

Quick Start

To bootstrap a new project with Context Orchestrator, put all six files where your agent can read them, then paste this prompt:

Read these six files: README.md, session-setup.md, session-boot.md,
session-close.md, HANDOFF-TEMPLATE.md, SESSION-LOG-TEMPLATE.md.

Then run the setup ceremony in session-setup.md. Interview me, build the
scaffold, and when genesis is complete, proceed into session-boot.md and
we will start Session 1.

Save your breadcrumbs.