Releases: paulchum/agent-effect-gate
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Agent Effect Gate 0.1.0 — public preview
Agent Effect Gate is now a public open-core project. All features in this release remain MIT licensed, including policy enforcement, exact-request approvals, sandboxing, the review console, audit logging, integrations, and recovery tools. Future commercial extensions are planned separately; no paid edition is included or announced as available.
Included
- CLI and Python client, built-in MCP tools, framework adapters, and checkpointed agent runs.
- Versioned Python wheel and source distribution, plus a complete offline ZIP and standalone executable.
- Preserved MIT attribution in packages and offline installations.
- Explicit public-release inventories that exclude local state, credentials, environments, Git metadata, and historical validation logs.
- GitHub CI, contributor guidance, issue templates, and private security reporting.
Install
Download agent-effect-gate-0.1.0.zip, extract it, and run on Linux with Python 3.11 or newer:
cd agent-effect-gate
python3 install.py --prefix "$HOME/.local"
"$HOME/.local/bin/agent-effect-gate" --versionFor a virtual environment, install the attached wheel with python -m pip install ./agent_effect_gate-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whl. The core has no third-party runtime dependencies; optional SDKs and the review HTTP server have separate dependencies. GitHub's automatic source archives need python3 scripts/build_release.py before the offline installer.
SHA256SUMS covers the four attached distribution files. Download all four before running sha256sum --check SHA256SUMS, or check the entry for the file you use.
Validation and scope
The release commit CI tests Linux with Python 3.11, 3.12, and 3.13, including offline installation, wheel installation, a wheel rebuilt from the sdist, and package integrity. The core reports record 469 passed, zero failures/errors, and 19 explicit environment-dependent skips. The GitHub-built executable was also verified to match the attached executable byte for byte. Offline and rebuilt-wheel installed workflows, the synthetic demo, and a Docker build smoke check passed.
This is an initial public preview. The skipped checks cover real sandbox execution and tests requiring separate/root identities. Non-root delegated-ID sandbox launch, optional native SDK integrations, deployed browser HTTPS, and live providers require separate qualification. See VALIDATION.md and the deployment guides before relying on a deployment.
Source, executable, wheel and source-distribution contents were checked against release commit 99ab6066468d54789c5eaed388cc4fe41190b87a. No PyPI publication is part of this release.