Releases: vimalinx/Shuheng
Releases · vimalinx/Shuheng
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Shuheng v0.2.0-alpha.1
Shuheng v0.2.0-alpha.1 is an experimental local alpha of the governed terminal control plane for local agents.
Highlights:
- Keeps OMP
16.1.7as the permanent main Agent and default runtime, with a governedstandard + writedefault. Prompt-free broad host authority requires the explicitfull + yolopair. - Adds editable Pi-native Agent Projects that compile into immutable Builds and Run Manifests, with explicit Tool grants, task-policy separation, artifact provenance, and single-writer participation.
- Adds truthful
shuheng runtime setup-omp,setup-pi, andcheckflows, including real OMP RPC readiness and locked Pi SDK health checks. - Moves model credentials into private Shuheng-owned state and narrows third-party subprocess environments.
- Restricts the public JSONL gateway to four positive actions and bounded response schemas; internal metadata, permission matrices, approval payloads, traces, and machine paths remain behind the trusted internal bridge.
- Makes clean install, ordinary
0.1.0upgrade, Python 3.10/3.13 CI, minimum-backend build, wheel/sdist integrity, and isolated fresh-machine checks part of the release gate.
Install:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vimalinx/Shuheng/v0.2.0-alpha.1/scripts/install.sh -o /tmp/shuheng-install.sh
sh /tmp/shuheng-install.sh --version v0.2.0-alpha.1
shuheng --version
shuheng runtime checkOptional Pi-native worker setup:
shuheng runtime setup-pi
shuheng runtime check --require-piThis remains a local-first alpha for trusted workstations. OMP and explicitly granted project Tools execute with the current user's operating-system authority; Pi Tool grants are not an OS sandbox. See SECURITY.md, docs/install.md, and the attached SHA256SUMS before installation.
Shuheng v0.1.0-alpha.1
Experimental local alpha for Shuheng, a Linux-first governed terminal control plane for local agents.
Supported release claim:
- Linux-first experimental local alpha.
- Windows users should use WSL2.
- macOS is best-effort and unverified.
- Native Windows is unsupported.
- No built-in Web/HTTP/mobile/remote endpoint.
- A2A/MCP-shaped data is local metadata only, not certified protocol endpoints.
Install:
See docs/install.md.
Artifacts:
- Wheel and sdist are attached.