ULC v1.1.0

ulc CLI v1.1.0

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A seventh Product Achievements theme, domestic_content. This additive-minor release maps the three US domestic-content procurement programs already in the taxonomy (baa, baba, american_iron_and_steel) into a new achievement theme alongside the existing six. The achievements engine is table-driven, so the theme computes with no new grading logic: a record earns domestic_content from the same ledger, evidence, and record-relative expiry rules every other theme uses. Conformance grades, documented_count, and restricted_substances_declared are byte-identical on every example; only the new theme entry and the builder-version stamp change in the generated index.

For consumers

Re-stamp each record with ulc build-index to gain the domestic_content theme entry and the 0.7.0 builder version; nothing else in the index moves. Stored six-theme indices from earlier releases stay schema-valid: domestic_content is an added optional property, not a new required key, so no record is invalidated. ulc_version is unchanged, and 1.0.0 records remain valid.

Achievements

• The Product Achievements axis gains a seventh theme, domestic_content, recognizing US domestic-content procurement eligibility. It maps three programs already in the taxonomy: baa (Buy American Act), baba (Build America, Buy America), and american_iron_and_steel (American Iron and Steel).
• The theme follows the standard state ladder with no special-case cap: claimed when a qualifying attestation is present, documented when that attestation carries an attached, unexpired evidence document, and none otherwise. For domestic_content, documented means a certificate document is attached; it does not discharge the per-project requires_manufacturer_confirmation obligation carried in the attestation's verification block, which stays a project-by-project determination.
• taa (Trade Agreements Act) and country_of_origin stay deliberately unthemed, permanently by design: TAA eligibility can be satisfied by non-US manufacture in a designated country, so it is not a domestic-content claim, and country of origin is a neutral provenance fact rather than an achievement.

Schema

• index.achievements.themes gains an optional domestic_content property that references the existing AchievementTheme definition. The themes required set is unchanged (still the original six themes), which keeps this an additive-minor change: older six-theme indices stay valid, while a malformed domestic_content theme is still rejected by the property's shape constraint. The theme container was already open, so consumers that ignore unknown themes are unaffected.
• The builder version is bumped from 0.6.0 to 0.7.0 because the index projection gained a theme. No taxonomy tokens were added: all three programs were already AttestationProgram members.

Docs

• docs/compliance-attestation.md adds the domestic_content row to the program-to-theme map, records that documented does not discharge the per-project manufacturer-confirmation obligation, and splits the former combined unthemed bullet so taa and country_of_origin are documented as permanently unthemed by design.
• README.md, docs/methodology.md, docs/how-it-works.md, docs/README.md, and docs/authoring-patterns.md are brought current with the seven-theme axis.
• ROADMAP.md records that the achievements axis ships seven themes under the open theme container and that a controls theme is deliberately unscheduled.