Framewright 0.7.0 — Repeat production and reuse (REL-B)

Framewright0.7.0 — Repeat production and reuse (REL-B)

Experimental prerelease. Reuse a production approach while retaining exact-version
review, known failures and honest measurements. This is an operator-led methods/
skills library, not an autonomous hosted video studio.

What changes

• Find the right starting point. README now leads to start / continue / correct,
  with compact current priorities. Older detailed entries remain as linked history.
• Check time as well as geometry. The source montage example offers an English
  caption-time CLI and opt-in render guard. Title/subtitle share the budget; short
  scenes fail before output/media access. It never silently stretches accepted
  content or assumes narration remains aligned after timing changes.
• Carry reuse through a real repeat. Beyond the Letters reuses retained sources,
  assembler, score and voice recipe, with a new script/cut/voice. Both36s formats
  are owner-accepted internal tests. The audio-only correction preserves picture
  packets; fresh-agent continuation recovers the next step without regeneration.
• Qualify specific operations. Pinned ffmpeg-skill explicit midscene frames
  match direct FFmpeg on another film. Its automatic sheet repeats failure and is
  excluded. SSI v2.1 and the AzurMenton guide retain separate receiving-project,
  approval and publication evidence. Channel/book automation remains a staged plan.

Evidence

Local scripts/check.py:514tests,18skips; schema/link/tool-reference checks and
standalone package smoke pass. One independent read-only reviewer approved the
behavior diff and navigated all three entrypoints. GitHub Codex review on5a00706
completed without findings; PR50 and exact merged-main CI onff84b1d pass.
Detailed local record ·
REL-B matrix.

Reading-time assumptions are2.5words/s,15nonspace characters/s, minimum2s plus0.4s
for transitions, rounded to frames. A particular long-copy control moved3→9.75s;
that is a heuristic check, not a reader study. New voice timing/layout and human
creative/listening approval remain independent. Accepted masters are unchanged.

Compatibility and limits

No mandatory project migration or new runtime dependency. Existing montage calls
keep their behavior; --enforce-caption-timing is explicitly opt-in. Unknown
operator labour and baseline effort remain unknown; scripted stage durations are
not a savings percentage or full turnaround quote. Whole-route admission, paid
providers, arbitrary platforms and automatic social publishing are not qualified.
Historical model-evaluation gaps remain; no fresh model calls in this release.

Assets and source examples

• framewright-router-0.7.0.zip: standalone router skill and its local helpers.
• SHA256SUMS: checksum for that ZIP.

The montage example and its new timing script live in the source repository's
examples/production-reuse/, not inside the standalone router ZIP. Optional package
case/example links point to the v0.7.0 source tag. Private media, model weights,
credentials and copied provider code are excluded.

Canonical release
records actual publication, tag and downloadable assets; prepared source links do
not by themselves prove availability. Publication audit.

Publication verification — 1 November 2026

Release PR #51 merged after CI
and GitHub Codex review without findings. Annotated tag v0.7.0 resolves to
b88df9b7013537b1db01637ad4e564e806ea01ad; merged-main CI passed.

Anonymous HTTP200 verified for the release page, source tag, router ZIP and
SHA256SUMS. Downloaded ZIP integrity passed and SHA256 matched the exact final-commit
build: 1ec7b6721f1355e1ae2b3b208afea4c77e67676378832ac51b2b2508daeb9331.
Published as non-draft experimental prerelease; no deployed website or automatic
video/social publishing is implied.