codexclaw v0.2.32

[0.2.32] - 2026-09-20

Verification depth becomes a choice, and the visualizer says where it came from.

Changed

• The report receipt is an assurance level the caller states, not a fixed tax on
  every document. scripts/quality-gate.mjs takes a profile: draft requires
  nothing, standard requires pdf-parse, text-integrity and pagination,
  and publication keeps all seven checks. Pass it as --profile or as
  "profile" in the receipt; the argument wins. An unnamed profile stays
  publication, and an unknown name fails rather than falling back to something
  cheaper. A lighter profile reduces what is required and never invents a pass —
  the result carries its profile and an omitted list naming every publication
  check that did not complete, and a FAIL or REVIEW finding still propagates from a
  check outside the profile (REPORT-ASSURANCE-01, 11 tests).

Documentation

• dev-visualizer records its origin and its limits. The standalone
  aside-visualizer repository stays Aside's own; codexclaw keeps the ported skill
  rather than running that roadmap or holding a second copy of it. VIZ-SCOPE-01: the
  skill builds and verifies the artifact its calling task asked for and does not open
  repositories of its own, install itself, publish or export unasked, or start its own
  loop. The three READMEs carry the same boundary and stop advertising the retired
  dev-diagram-viewer name.

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What's Changed

• release: codexclaw 0.2.32 by @lidge-jun in #225

Full Changelog: v0.2.31...v0.2.32