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AI Workspace Template v0.2.0-alpha.1

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@vimalinx vimalinx released this 30 Aug 16:22

This prerelease moves long-running Agent continuity from individual model sessions into a governed, inspectable workspace protocol.

Highlights:

  • progressive-disclosure intent routing and a persistent Mission, Agenda, Search, Hypothesis, Experiment, Evaluation, Assignment, event, lease, and handoff control plane
  • strict state transitions, conflict checks, disposable indexes, and deterministic protocol validation
  • reusable Skills for governed work-item operation, autonomous exploration, subagent delegation, and checkpoint handoff
  • additive bootstrap improvements for new and existing workspaces, including a self-contained natural-language Agent handoff
  • expanded operating, autonomous exploration, subagent, indexing, Git, self-evolution, schema, and CLI documentation

Verification:

  • 52 local regression tests passed
  • protocol validation: 0 ERROR / 0 WARN
  • workspace audit with adapters: 0 ERROR / 0 WARN
  • strict public release check: READY
  • GitHub release-verify and workspace-governance workflows passed for this tag

This is a prerelease. Public contracts may continue to evolve before 1.0.0.

AI Workspace Template v0.1.0-alpha.2

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@vimalinx vimalinx released this 22 Aug 05:14

First public alpha of the privacy-first governed AI workspace template.

Highlights:

  • reviewable new-workspace and additive adoption plans with receipts and rollback
  • lifecycle catalogs, debt ownership, evidence and knowledge boundaries
  • dependency-free local ledger initialization and pre-commit governance gate
  • public release, security, contribution and support contracts
  • GitHub Template Repository distribution with no runtime dependencies beyond Python

Verified with 42 local regression tests, release/audit checks, and the GitHub Linux/macOS matrix on Python 3.11-3.14. This is a prerelease; public contracts may still evolve.