Creative Capability Bridge v1.3.1

Creative Capability Bridge 1.3.1

This security maintenance release updates the supported cryptography runtime to the patched 50.x line in response to CVE-2026-69247.

• Requires cryptography>=50,<51.
• Retains the existing Ed25519 signing and verification workflow; the affected PKCS#7 EnvelopedData decryption APIs are not used by Creative Capability Bridge.
• Documents wheel and source-build compatibility expectations for cryptography 50.
• Preserves the complete 1.3 capability protocol and command-line behavior.

Verification covered the full Python 3.10/3.14 matrix on Windows, macOS, and Linux, native-adapter smoke tests, dependency audit, browser/site tests, package builds, and CodeQL.

Version 1.3.0

Expands Creative Capability Bridge into a transactional, policy-aware execution platform with semantic document diffs, rollback backups, resumable and selective operations, coordinate normalization, multi-document pipelines, adapter conformance checks, optional Ed25519 signatures, and a GIMP 3 Script-Fu adapter. Existing protocol version 1 plans remain compatible.

Version 1.2.0

Adds semantic plan linting, verified safe bundle extraction, and execution-receipt drift checks. Documentation and site wording now describe clear execution summaries directly. Existing version 1 plans remain compatible, and execution still requires an explicit adapter.

Version 1.1.0

Adds read-only document inspection, clear execution summaries, portable hash-verified project bundles, opt-in execution receipts with comparison, and adapter-neutral compatibility negotiation with safe retargeting. Existing concrete version 1 plans remain compatible and execution still requires an explicit adapter.

Creative Capability Bridge v1.0.0

Creative Capability Bridge 1.0.0 introduces a versioned, inspectable capability-plan protocol; strict source-preserving validation; Blender background-Python and Inkscape SVG/native-preview adapters; text creation, text updates, and transforms; a local browser plan builder; machine-readable capability manifests; and a documented research roadmap. The release deliberately excludes live GUI synchronization and runtime AI. CI verifies Python 3.10 and 3.14 across Windows, macOS, and Linux, plus real Blender document creation and real Inkscape rendering on Ubuntu.