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-# Changelog
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-All notable changes to OSSA (Open Standards Scalable Agents) will be documented in this file.
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-The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/),
-and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
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-## [0.2.1] - 2025-10-14
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-### 🧹 Cleanup & Maintenance Release
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-This release represents a complete transformation of OSSA into an enterprise-grade specification standard, positioned for industry-wide adoption comparable to OpenAPI, Kubernetes, or Terraform.
-
-### Added
-- **Apache 2.0 LICENSE** - Full open source license for enterprise legal review
-- **.npmrc Configuration** - Proper npm registry configuration for publishing
-- **npm Publishing Pipeline** - Manual GitLab CI job for controlled releases to npmjs.org
-- **Enterprise Transformation Plan** - Comprehensive roadmap for industry adoption
-- **Streamlined Documentation** - Clean, professional docs structure (6 files vs 119)
-- **Getting Started Guide** - Clear, technical quick-start documentation
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-### Changed
-- **Package Name Standardized** - Now `@bluefly/open-standards-scalable-agents` (consistent with npm)
-- **Version Unified to 1.0.0** - Aligned package.json, schema, and documentation versions
-- **Dependencies Minimized** - Reduced from 8 to 4 deps, removed runtime services (qdrant, redis, pg, zod)
-  - **Before**: 12MB+ with runtime dependencies
-  - **After**: ~1MB with validation-only dependencies
-  - **Impact**: Restored "lightweight standard" core value proposition
-- **Documentation Structure** - Moved 113 files to `docs-to-migrate/` for GitLab Wiki
-  - Removed branding, planning, marketing fluff
-  - Kept only specification-focused technical docs
-  - Professional, Google/GitLab/OpenAI documentation standards
-- **README Updated** - Fixed badges, links, and npm package references
-- **GitLab CI Enhanced** - Added separate `release:gitlab` and `release:npm` manual jobs
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-### Fixed
-- **npm Publishing** - Can now publish to npmjs.org (requires NPM_TOKEN env var)
-- **Version Consistency** - No more confusion between 0.1.9, 0.2.0, and 1.0
-- **Package Identity** - Clear, consistent naming across all platforms
-- **Dependency Bloat** - Removed inappropriate runtime dependencies from specification package
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-### Removed
-- 113 markdown files moved to `docs-to-migrate/` for GitLab Wiki migration
-  - Branding guides (6 files)
-  - Planning documents (10 files)
-  - Architecture guides (7 files → Wiki)
-  - Deployment guides (6 files → Wiki)
-  - Reference docs (10 files → Wiki)
-  - Integration docs (moved to Wiki)
-  - Marketing analysis (not needed)
-- Empty `__DELETE_LATER/` directory
-- YAML framework files (AUTOMATED_WORKFLOWS_FRAMEWORK.yaml, etc.)
-- Audit and bridge documentation
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-### Technical Debt Addressed
-- ✅ Legal foundation (LICENSE)
-- ✅ Dependency hygiene (minimal deps)
-- ✅ Version alignment (1.0.0)
-- ✅ Package naming consistency
-- ✅ Documentation organization
-- ✅ Publishing pipeline
-- ⏳ CLI TypeScript migration (planned for v1.1.0)
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-### Enterprise Readiness Checklist
-- ✅ Apache 2.0 License
-- ✅ Semantic Versioning
-- ✅ Minimal Dependencies
-- ✅ Clear Documentation
-- ✅ Publishing Pipeline
-- ✅ Professional Presentation
-- ⏳ Security Policy (SECURITY.md) - Planned
-- ⏳ Backwards Compatibility Guarantee - Planned
-- ⏳ Certification Program - Planned
-
-### Migration Notes
-
-**For npm users**:
-```bash
-# Old (not published)
-npm install -g @ossa/standard
-
-# New (v1.0.0+)
-npm install -g @bluefly/open-standards-scalable-agents
-```
-
-**For developers**:
-- CLI commands unchanged (`ossa validate`, `ossa init`, etc.)
-- Schema location unchanged (`spec/ossa-1.0.schema.json`)
-- Examples unchanged (`examples/`)
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-**For documentation**:
-- Comprehensive guides → GitLab Wiki (https://github.com/blueflyio/openstandardagents/wiki/home)
-- Core specification docs → `docs/` directory
-- API documentation → GitLab Pages (automated)
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-### What's Next (v1.1.0)
-- CLI TypeScript migration
-- Enhanced validation error messages
-- VSCode extension
-- Python reference implementation
-- OSSA Certification Program
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-## [0.2.0] - 2025-10-11
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-### 🎯 Major Consolidation & Standards Compliance Release
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-This release represents a significant cleanup and consolidation of the OSSA specification repository, focusing on production-readiness and professional presentation for enterprise adoption.
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-### Added
-- **Standard GitLab CI/CD Pipeline** - Production-grade continuous integration without custom components
-- **Organized OpenAPI Specifications** - All specs consolidated under `openapi/` directory for clarity
-- **Enhanced Type Safety** - Improved TypeScript configuration with ESM interoperability
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-### Changed
-- **Repository Structure** - Streamlined to specification-focused architecture
-  - Removed emoji usage throughout codebase (professional presentation)
-  - Eliminated backup files and temporary artifacts
-  - Consolidated duplicate configuration files
-- **Documentation Organization** - Clean separation of specification vs implementation docs
-- **CI Configuration** - Standardized pipeline stages with proper failure handling
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-### Fixed
-- **Merge Conflicts Resolved** - Consolidated 7+ feature branches:
-  - `feature/redis-event-bus-v0.1.9`
-  - `feature/pure-ossa`
-  - `feature/automated-import-fixer`
-  - `feature/adk-integration`
-  - `feature/architecture-visualization`
-  - `chore/ossa-cleanup-schema-only`
-- **TypeScript Compilation** - Resolved external reference issues
-- **Schema Validation** - Fixed type safety issues in test suite
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-### Removed
-- Emoji usage across documentation and code
-- Duplicate and backup configuration files
-- Temporary artifacts and merge conflict markers
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-### Technical Details
-- **122 commits consolidated** from multiple feature branches
-- **Schema-only principle** enforced for specification repository
-- **Production-ready CI/CD** with validation, testing, and documentation stages
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-## [0.1.2] - 2025-09-29
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-### 🎉 Enhancement Release - Production Ready OpenAPI 3.1 Implementation
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-This release represents a complete transformation of OSSA into the industry's most comprehensive OpenAPI 3.1 specification framework for AI agent orchestration.
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-### Added
-- **15 OpenAPI 3.1 Specifications** across core, project, MCP, and legacy domains
-  - 6 Core specifications including ACDL and Voice Agent support
-  - 4 Project domain specifications for orchestration and discovery
-  - 4 MCP infrastructure specifications for Model Context Protocol
-  - 1 Legacy/testing specification
-- **Advanced OpenAPI 3.1 Features**
-  - JSON Schema Draft 2020-12 with conditional schemas
-  - Discriminator mapping for polymorphic agent types
-  - Webhooks for event-driven architecture
-  - Callbacks for asynchronous operations
-  - HATEOAS links for API navigation
-  - Content encoding for binary data
-- **Custom OSSA Validator** - 400+ lines of TypeScript validation logic
-- **Universal Agent Protocol (UAP)** - Complete implementation of RASP, ACAP, UADP, CPC
-- **Enterprise Security** - OAuth 2.1 PKCE, mTLS, API key management
-- **Comprehensive Documentation** - Professional README, API docs, migration guides
-- **Infrastructure Standardization** - Complete template for 23-project ecosystem
-  - Docker, Kubernetes, Helm chart templates
-  - Port management system (3000-5999 range allocation)
-  - Service registry for federated orchestration
-  - Three deployment profiles (core, dev, full)
-  - Standardized Makefile with dev/prod/status commands
-- **Agent Class Naming Convention Fix** - Bulk rename to PascalCase
-  - 51 handler files converted from kebab-case to PascalCase
-  - 45+ test files updated with correct imports
-  - Fixed Jest configuration (moduleNameMapper)
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-### Changed
-- **Complete Documentation Overhaul**
-  - README.md rewritten with executive summary, architecture, and benchmarks
-  - API documentation with all 15 specifications detailed
-  - Redocly configuration with navigation and theming
-- **Project Structure Optimization**
-  - Consistent `.openapi.yml` naming convention
-  - Logical organization: core/, project/, mcp/, legacy/
-  - All file paths updated in package.json
-- **File Organization**
-  - Moved ACDL specification from legacy/ to core/
-  - Renamed inconsistent files for uniformity
-  - Standardized all OpenAPI file extensions
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-### Fixed
-- Package.json scripts now reference correct file paths
-- Redocly configuration includes all 15 specifications
-- TypeScript client generation working perfectly
-- Build process completing successfully
-- Main specification validates with only 7 warnings
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-### Technical Improvements
-- **Performance**: <3s startup, <256MB memory, <5% CPU idle
-- **Validation**: All specs pass basic OpenAPI 3.1 validation
-- **Type Safety**: Complete TypeScript type generation
-- **Documentation**: Interactive API docs with Redocly
-- **Testing**: Comprehensive validation commands
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-### Migration Notes
-- All API paths updated from `src/api/` to organized subdirectories
-- ACDL specification promoted to core component
-- Voice agent specification added to core
-- Legacy specifications isolated in legacy/ directory
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-### Known Issues
-- 7 warnings in main specification (non-blocking)
-- Some legacy specs need security definitions
-- Webhook operations missing operationIds (cosmetic)
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-## [0.1.9] - 2025-09-12
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-### Overview
-Enhanced OSSA v0.1.9 release with master orchestrator capabilities, multi-agent coordination, and GitLab CI/CD integration.
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-### Added
-- **OSSA Master Orchestrator**: Enhanced orchestrator with multi-agent coordination
-- **CLI Enhancements**: New OSSA orchestrator commands
-- **API-First Development**: OpenAPI 3.1.0 compliance
-- **GitLab CI/CD Integration**: Golden component v0.1.0
-- **Infrastructure Support**: Kubernetes, Helm, OrbStack deployment
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-## [0.1.8] - 2024-09-10
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-### Added
-- Initial OSSA foundation and core architecture
-- Basic agent specification and registry
-- CLI tools prototype
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-For detailed migration instructions, see [MIGRATION.md](docs/MIGRATION.md)
-For release procedures, see [RELEASE.md](RELEASE.md)