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Release Verification

Fabrizio Degni edited this page Aug 25, 2026 · 1 revision

PALO 3.1 and PALO-AI 2.7 Release Verification

This page records the public release identities, automated validation references, current maturity classification, and stated limits for PALO 3.1 and PALO-AI 2.7.

It is not an independent audit, certification, legal determination, compliance conclusion, or production authorization.

Release identity

Item Recorded value
PALO Web 3.1.0, released 23 August 2026
PALO-AI 2.7.0 developer preview, released 25 August 2026
PALO-AI release baseline a8673d2a472108c7b1d8a056c3a6af9962687bee
Baseline pull request #29
Baseline CI run 32828014857
Verification-page merge d79db7921ecf8797878650c69dd7a26b18f79dc6
Verification-page pull request #30
Verification-page CI and Pages deployment 32850220253

Recorded automated results

The PALO-AI 2.7 baseline run recorded:

  • 21 schema contracts and 38 MCP tools;
  • successful OPA compilation and policy tests;
  • 68 passing Node tests and 3 passing Dify tests;
  • 37 source HTML pages and 95 built HTML pages;
  • 321 allowlisted source files and an exact 391-file distribution;
  • browser smoke over 94 public HTML pages.

The later verification-page deployment recorded 38 source HTML pages, 96 built HTML pages, a 392-file deterministic distribution, and browser smoke over 95 public HTML pages. These later totals reflect the additional verification page; they do not rewrite the earlier PALO-AI 2.7 baseline observation.

Selected negative-test coverage

The pinned baseline contains negative tests for:

  • untrusted Authority Context 1.4 issuers and delegation windows that do not cover the live claim;
  • cached-authority revalidation;
  • continuous invalidation of Data Fitness Decisions and matching unused capabilities;
  • OIDC tenant binding across Action Claim 1.3 and 1.4 tenant locations;
  • replayed disclosure observations and post-effect disclosure-receipt failures;
  • isolation of unscoped legacy incidents from tenant-aware OIDC results.

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Artifact identity

The tagged PALO-Hostinger-3.1.0.zip release asset belongs to commit b79fc1056d7e403698ffe2381a97dd689a8d8111.

Its recorded SHA-256 digest is:

f33b272414a6df25eb0b7a6933eb32ab155ee6e546b1de66e8ed17b22ca6aa2b

Later main-branch PALO-AI 2.7 and website changes are not the same artifact as the tagged archive. A rebuilt deployment requires a distinct publication identity and checksum.

Current maturity limits

The capability matrix tracks 40 capabilities: 5 implemented, 28 prototype, 7 specified, and 0 production-ready.

Current production gaps include:

  • SQLite and single-instance reference persistence;
  • process-held reference key mechanisms rather than production KMS/HSM custody;
  • no storage-level multi-tenant isolation;
  • reference connectors without independent non-bypass attestation;
  • no universal exactly-once guarantee;
  • selected tamper detection inside the same host/key boundary rather than independent evidence custody;
  • prototype incident operations;
  • no bundled independent production security or cryptographic assessment.

Development method

The repository has been developed with AI-assisted engineering and documentation tools under human direction and review, alongside conventional development, testing, and version-control tooling. Commit history records repository authorship and change integration; it does not demonstrate that every task was performed without assistance.

References