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@jacobideji jacobideji released this 17 Jun 18:03
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v0.1.2 — Adopts OSS conventions

This release brings the repo to full open-source community standards and unlocks GitHub's "Cite this repository" button. No framework changes — the substantive content remains exactly as in v0.1.1.

What's new

  • CITATION.cff — Machine-readable citation metadata in CFF 1.2.0 format. Enables the "Cite this repository" button (top-right of the repo page) and structured citation export to BibTeX, EndNote, RIS, and APA.
  • SECURITY.md — Documented vulnerability reporting paths: preferred via private GitHub Security Advisory, fallback via jacobideji.com. Includes scope, supported versions, response SLA, and responsible-disclosure expectations.
  • CONTRIBUTING.md — Highest-velocity contribution paths (playbooks, crosswalks, reference implementations, translations, case studies), PR standards by contribution type, style guide, and source-attribution rules.
  • CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md — Adopts Contributor Covenant 2.1 verbatim. Enforcement contact: jacobideji.com.
  • templates/ai-bom.yaml — Cosmetic: added ™ to the brand mark in the file-header comment.

Framework compatibility

No semantic changes. All v0.1.1 conformance claims continue to hold. The four MVO controls, Six Triage Questions, Kill-Switch Modes M0–M5, and Minimum Evidence Set A–F are unchanged. The maturity model is unchanged. The NIST AI RMF crosswalk is unchanged.

Cite this release

Ideji, J. (2026). The AI IR Overlay Framework (v0.1.2). https://github.com/jacobideji/aiiroverlay

Or use the Cite this repository button (top-right of the repo page) for BibTeX/APA/RIS formats — courtesy of the new CITATION.cff.

Files in this release

  • README.md · LICENSE · CITATION.cff · SECURITY.md · CONTRIBUTING.md · CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
  • framework/ (3 files) · triage/ (2 files) · kill-switches/ (1 file) · evidence/ (1 file)
  • templates/ (4 files) · crosswalks/ (1 file)
  • Total: 18 files

Next

v0.2.0 ships the first playbook (per the project's "each playbook is its own MINOR release" rule).