agent-collab v7.0.0
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Activation release for agent-collab v7.0.0 with the commit-bound, signed, hardened, and notarized native runtime for every architecture in the shipped runtime manifest.
agent-collab 7.0.0 — 2026-08-27
Changed
- Require every repository request to bind its canonical absolute root to the
exact expected 40- or 64-hex repository head before provider execution. - Classify terminal runtime failures from typed failure traces. Recovery is
replay-safe, source-specific, and aware of the public timeout cap; provider
attempts with started or unknown inference require inspection and a
separately authorized new request rather than replay. - Align
merge-resolve,logic-check,simulate-user,qa-verify,
brainstorm, anddebatewith the signed artifact terminal contract and
remove automatic format- or semantic-quality-repair provider requests. - Treat
provider_cli_incompatibleas an inspection outcome repaired through
the official Agy update path, never by increasing the same request's timeout. - Reject real TTY input before loading the runtime. Supported coordinator
requests use one EOF-framed JSON object from a pipe or regular file. - Keep long-running code generation alive while the supervised provider shows
admitted progress, while retaining bounded total setup and inactive-stall
limits. - Ship signed provider runtime
5.0.0for Darwin arm64 and x86_64. Wire schema
advances 7 to 8 and the descriptor digest advances from774067d0…to
9ec0c1d0…; the 12-action surface is unchanged. Gemini remains eligible and
subscription-preferred through compatible Agy, Grok gains request-private
provider state, and no new provider or model route is introduced.
Removed
- Remove the automatic host-local failure-evidence module, hooks, tests, and
archive member. Explicit issue reporting remains a separately authorized
operation after the typed response is available.
Documentation
- Record the published signed agent-collab 6.2.4 release, exact public assets,
dual-architecture runtime identities, four-host byte identity and readiness,
bounded provider qualification, the operator-waived unauthenticated Claude
canary, and explicit residual follow-ups.