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v0.6.0 - CCR interop and TRC operation readiness for Node.js agents

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@kadubon kadubon released this 01 Jul 09:45
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What changed

PIC-TS v0.6.0 syncs the npm/TypeScript package with the Python percolation-inversion-compiler v0.6.0 public surfaces for JavaScript and TypeScript agent runtimes.

  • Adds CCR interop helpers and JSONL emissions so Node.js agents can route PIC phase bottlenecks, residuals, BIT witness gaps, and SQOT queue repairs into CCR-style work queues.
  • Adds TRC trace-normalize, trace-check, and trace-to-packet commands. The operation gate checks scoped authority, resource, rollback, witness, schedule, and tolerance data while keeping executed=false and settled=false.
  • Adds the ASI-proxy benchmark bundle, PIC-to-CCR roundtrip examples, interop schemas, and beginner-readable audit/interop docs.
  • Adds the SDK subpath percolation-inversion-compiler-ts/interop/ccr for direct Node.js imports.

Safety boundary

The new outputs are inert JSON or JSONL. They do not execute packet content, shell commands, provider calls, or repository mutations. operation_ready means the required planning fields are present for a scoped handoff; it is not execution, settlement, physical truth, model mutation, or real ASI evidence.

Validation

  • Local prepublishOnly passed: typecheck, lint, format, test, conformance, pack safety, publint, attw, installed smoke, npm audit.
  • PR CI and main CI passed on Node 20/22 across Ubuntu, Windows, and macOS.
  • GitGuardian security check passed on the PR.
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