@openwop/spec-artifacts 2.0.0-rc.37 → 2.0.0-rc.6

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  1. package/CORPUS-STAMP.json +32 -34
  2. package/api/seams-v2.yaml +1 -1
  3. package/api/v2/asyncapi.yaml +1 -1
  4. package/api/v2/openapi.yaml +10 -9
  5. package/package.json +5 -18
  6. package/schemas/capabilities.schema.json +1 -40
  7. package/schemas/certification-bundle-v2.schema.json +27 -119
  8. package/schemas/run-snapshot.schema.json +33 -103
  9. package/schemas/v2/agent-deployment-transition.schema.json +6 -5
  10. package/schemas/v2/agent-deployment.schema.json +9 -8
  11. package/schemas/v2/agent-eval-suite.schema.json +12 -11
  12. package/schemas/v2/artifact-type-pack-manifest.schema.json +18 -22
  13. package/schemas/v2/capabilities.schema.json +0 -39
  14. package/schemas/v2/certification-bundle.schema.json +1 -1
  15. package/schemas/v2/chat-card-pack-manifest.schema.json +15 -19
  16. package/schemas/v2/debug-bundle.schema.json +6 -6
  17. package/schemas/v2/eval-summary.schema.json +10 -17
  18. package/schemas/v2/goal.schema.json +5 -5
  19. package/schemas/v2/ids.schema.json +22 -120
  20. package/schemas/v2/node-pack-manifest.schema.json +31 -27
  21. package/schemas/v2/proposal.schema.json +8 -7
  22. package/schemas/v2/run-event-payloads.schema.json +242 -246
  23. package/schemas/v2/run-event.schema.json +126 -2
  24. package/schemas/v2/run-snapshot.schema.json +13 -34
  25. package/schemas/v2/workflow-chain-pack-manifest.schema.json +45 -41
  26. package/schemas/v2/workflow-definition.schema.json +36 -31
  27. package/spec/v1/core-standard-manifest.json +2 -2
  28. package/spec/v1/deprecations.json +67 -79
  29. package/spec/v1/deprecations.schema.json +7 -23
  30. package/spec/v1/extensions.json +2 -3
  31. package/spec/v2/declaration.json +0 -7
  32. package/spec/v2/release.json +2 -2
  33. package/schemas/v2/webhook-delivery.schema.json +0 -26
  34. package/spec/v2/id-field-bindings.json +0 -104
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  "configurableSchema": {
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- "description": "Optional JSON Schema 2020-12 declaring which RunOptions.configurable keys this workflow accepts. When present, hosts MUST validate POST /v1/runs `configurable` payloads against this schema and reject mismatches with `validation_error`. Hosts MUST surface this schema on GET /v1/workflows/{workflowId} so clients can pre-flight-validate. See run-options.md \u00a7'Per-workflow configurableSchema'. Additive in v1.1.",
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+ "description": "Optional JSON Schema 2020-12 declaring which RunOptions.configurable keys this workflow accepts. When present, hosts MUST validate POST /v1/runs `configurable` payloads against this schema and reject mismatches with `validation_error`. Hosts MUST surface this schema on GET /v1/workflows/{workflowId} so clients can pre-flight-validate. See run-options.md §'Per-workflow configurableSchema'. Additive in v1.1.",
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  "type": "object",
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  "type": "object",
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  "additionalProperties": false,
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- "description": "RFC 0029 \u00a7B. Workflow-author-controlled per-kind fallback values that apply at resolution chain layer 3 (`workflow-defaults`) per `spec/v1/prompts.md` \u00a7\"Resolution chain (normative)\". Applied when neither the node (layer 1) nor the node's bound agent (layer 2) specifies a value for the kind. Future RFCs MAY add sibling defaults (e.g., `defaults.temperature`, `defaults.modelClass`) without colliding.",
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+ "description": "RFC 0029 §B. Workflow-author-controlled per-kind fallback values that apply at resolution chain layer 3 (`workflow-defaults`) per `spec/v1/prompts.md` §\"Resolution chain (normative)\". Applied when neither the node (layer 1) nor the node's bound agent (layer 2) specifies a value for the kind. Future RFCs MAY add sibling defaults (e.g., `defaults.temperature`, `defaults.modelClass`) without colliding.",
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  "type": "object",
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- "description": "Node identifier, unique within the workflow. Intentionally has NO `maxLength` \u2014 RFC 0013 chain expansion mints ids of the form `${chainIdSlug}_${expansionId}_${fragmentId}` where `chainIdSlug` is an unbounded reverse-DNS string, so an expanded node id can exceed any short cap. A host MUST NOT reject or truncate a node id by length (no host-imposed `maxLength` stricter than this schema)."
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+ "description": "Node identifier, unique within the workflow. Intentionally has NO `maxLength` RFC 0013 chain expansion mints ids of the form `${chainIdSlug}_${expansionId}_${fragmentId}` where `chainIdSlug` is an unbounded reverse-DNS string, so an expanded node id can exceed any short cap. A host MUST NOT reject or truncate a node id by length (no host-imposed `maxLength` stricter than this schema)."
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  "typeId": {
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- "$ref": "ids.schema.json#/$defs/typeId",
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- "description": "Canonical node type ID (e.g., 'core.ai.callPrompt', 'core.chat.approvalGate'). Reserved prefixes: 'core.*' for spec-canonical, 'vendor.<org>.*' for third-party."
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+ "description": "Canonical node type ID (e.g., 'core.ai.callPrompt', 'core.chat.approvalGate'). Reserved prefixes: 'core.*' for spec-canonical, 'vendor.<org>.*' for third-party.",
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+ "minLength": 1,
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+ "pattern": "^[a-z][a-zA-Z0-9._-]*$"
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- "description": "Node configuration (pre-execution constants). The shape is per-typeId \u2014 node-pack manifests declare each typeId's `configSchema` for install-time validation. By convention, the keys `systemPromptRef`, `userPromptRef`, and `additionalPromptRefs` MAY hold PromptRef values per `spec/v1/prompts.md` \u00a7\"PromptRef\" (RFC 0027). Hosts advertising `capabilities.prompts.supported: true` MUST resolve these keys; hosts without the capability MAY treat them as opaque strings. When both an inline body (e.g., `config.systemPrompt`) and a `*PromptRef` are present, the ref wins and the host MUST emit a `log.appended` warning with `code: \"prompt_ref_supersedes_inline\"` per RFC 0027 \u00a7C.",
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+ "description": "Node configuration (pre-execution constants). The shape is per-typeId node-pack manifests declare each typeId's `configSchema` for install-time validation. By convention, the keys `systemPromptRef`, `userPromptRef`, and `additionalPromptRefs` MAY hold PromptRef values per `spec/v1/prompts.md` §\"PromptRef\" (RFC 0027). Hosts advertising `capabilities.prompts.supported: true` MUST resolve these keys; hosts without the capability MAY treat them as opaque strings. When both an inline body (e.g., `config.systemPrompt`) and a `*PromptRef` are present, the ref wins and the host MUST emit a `log.appended` warning with `code: \"prompt_ref_supersedes_inline\"` per RFC 0027 §C.",
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- "description": "RFC 0065 \u2014 author hint that this terminal node's output is the workflow's primary deliverable (`primary`) or an auxiliary output (`secondary`). Advisory: hosts MUST execute the workflow identically regardless of value. Tooling MAY use the hint to pick which of N terminal nodes' outputs to surface as the run's canonical artifact. Unknown values + absent values fall back to default behavior (show all terminal outputs)."
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+ "description": "RFC 0065 author hint that this terminal node's output is the workflow's primary deliverable (`primary`) or an auxiliary output (`secondary`). Advisory: hosts MUST execute the workflow identically regardless of value. Tooling MAY use the hint to pick which of N terminal nodes' outputs to surface as the run's canonical artifact. Unknown values + absent values fall back to default behavior (show all terminal outputs)."
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- "description": "Artifact type this node produces or reviews (first-class typed field \u2014 replaces the deprecated config.outputArtifactType bag entry)."
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+ "description": "Artifact type this node produces or reviews (first-class typed field replaces the deprecated config.outputArtifactType bag entry)."
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- "description": "Explicit chat card type override (first-class typed field \u2014 replaces the deprecated config.chatCard bag entry)."
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- "description": "Per-output-port sensitivity overrides. Map of port name \u2192 boolean. When true, the engine masks the named output value in `node.completed` event payloads. Layered on top of pack-level `nodes[].outputs[port].sensitive` declarations: workflow-level true takes precedence over pack-level false (and vice versa \u2014 last writer wins, but typically pack defaults are conservative and workflow overrides are explicit). See observability.md \u00a7Privacy classification (closes O5)."
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+ "description": "Per-output-port sensitivity overrides. Map of port name boolean. When true, the engine masks the named output value in `node.completed` event payloads. Layered on top of pack-level `nodes[].outputs[port].sensitive` declarations: workflow-level true takes precedence over pack-level false (and vice versa last writer wins, but typically pack defaults are conservative and workflow overrides are explicit). See observability.md §Privacy classification (closes O5)."
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+ "description": "RFC 0151 §B the inverse action for this node. OPTIONAL and closed. `nodeTypeId` MUST resolve at registration, so an unwind cannot fail on a typo discovered only during a failure. Inputs MUST derive from RECORDED FACTS: prompt or model regeneration MUST NOT construct a compensation input during replay, because a compensation built from a re-inferred value is not the inverse of what was actually done. A host MUST reject a compensation cycle.",
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- "description": "RFC 0151 \u00a7C \u2014 an inverse action can itself be harmful (RFC 0147 R9), so it may be gated behind the same approval surface as a forward effect."
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+ "description": "RFC 0151 §B/§E (S36, 2026-08-17) OPTIONAL. When true, ABANDONING this inverse action (§E `skip with justification` or `terminate as uncompensated`) requires an RFC 0051 approval to have resolved `approved` first if a human must authorize RUNNING an inverse, a human must authorize deciding it will NEVER run. DEFAULT = the obligation's EFFECTIVE `requiresApproval` (after the policy's `approvalScope` escalation, §B) NOT false so the field is purely additive: no existing document changes meaning. Stamped onto the obligation at MINT time like `requiresApproval` (a mid-flight redefinition cannot change who had to authorize). Does NOT apply to `substitute` (still an attempt to undo; a substitution is a new planVersion whose own `requiresApproval` governs it). No policy-level counterpart: because the default inherits the effective value, an `approvalScope` escalation escalates waives with it."
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+ "description": "Per-channel access control. See channels-and-reducers.md §Channel access control (closes C1). Three forms: 'public' (no restriction; same as omitting), 'private' (lockdown shorthand equivalent to {readers: [], writers: []}), or an explicit {readers?, writers?} object where each side is independently scoped (omitted = open, present = strict allowlist).",
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