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Jev Workflows 0.2.1 — response diagnostics candidate
Pre-releaseThis candidate fixes a diagnostic gap in failed Jev responses: receipts now preserve a fixed validation-stage code without response bodies, arbitrary field names, error messages, or credentials. It also replaces ambiguous comma-joined key comparisons with exact key matching. Successful response shape, numeric tolerances, and unlimited default quotas are unchanged.
Install:
codex plugin marketplace add integrate-your-mind/jev-codex-plugin
codex plugin add jev-workflows@jev-workflowsRequires Node.js 22+ and your own TYPESAFE_API_KEY. The portable archive contains source and bundled runtime; the Codex archive is the generated host package. SHA256SUMS covers both.
Validation: 91 tests passed for canonical source and again for the packaged public source, plus typecheck, build, manifest validation, two distribution tests, and secret scanning. Fresh native Codex MCP and an install directly from GitHub passed; all 19 installed files matched the public package. The native run retained four validated hook-correlated results, including one abstention, with provider IDs. These are integration checks, not a model-quality benchmark.
Provider dashboard reconciliation remains unresolved. Historical invalid responses cannot be diagnosed retroactively. Separate chat QA awaits approval, and hosted CI was blocked before any test execution. The public Git marketplace is available; official OpenAI Directory approval and final launch acceptance remain open.