agent-lifecycle-kit 2.33.0__tar.gz → 2.34.0__tar.gz

{agent_lifecycle_kit-2.33.0/src/agent_lifecycle_kit.egg-info → agent_lifecycle_kit-2.34.0}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: agent-lifecycle-kit
-Version: 2.33.0
+Version: 2.34.0
 Summary: Provider-neutral lifecycle control layer that helps coding agents plan, execute, validate, and prove software tasks to completion.
 Author: Agent Lifecycle Kit contributors
 License: Apache-2.0
@@ -35,14 +35,14 @@ Dynamic: license-file
 
 The provider-neutral workflow works with Codex, Claude Code, Qwen Code, Goose, OpenInterpreter, Pi, Grok Build, or another CLI. Provider commands, model choice and secret handling stay in adapters or host-local profiles.
 
-Release 2.33 simplifies selected internal boundaries and checks the release validators themselves. It removes two private-import allowances (83 to 81), reduces one final-evidence flow from 58 to 41 branches, and adds selected Ruff/strict-mypy checks without increasing runtime baselines. Existing architecture debt remains visible. See [the 2.33 scope](docs/reference/cli.md#release-233-selected-architecture-and-tooling-quality). Release 2.32 adds [advisory process observations and eight selected reading routes](docs/reference/cli.md#release-232-process-observations-and-reading-scope); missing whole-run evidence and provider usage remain null/UNAVAILABLE. ALK provides a verifiable finish for external-agent work with proportionate control. Release 2.31 strengthens supported-text secret checks, enforces global branch and critical-file coverage floors, and gives a bounded structural refusal for malformed legacy state. See [the 2.31 check boundaries](docs/reference/cli.md#release-231-bounded-quality-checks). See [workflow history and recovery](docs/reference/workflow-state-storage.md) for the earlier storage and renewal features. Install the Python package as well as the plugin for the new CLI commands.
+Release 2.34 reduces the measured median time of 78 legacy accounting tests by 16.52% on one Windows/Python 3.15 worker. Normal CI selects the verified Git backend only for that cell; the other 14 cells keep their default Git route. This result is not a general speed guarantee. See [the measured scope](docs/reference/cli.md#release-234-windows315-accounting-git-backend).
 
 Release 2.28 adds [bounded lifecycle and accounting baselines](docs/reference/performance-and-resource-budgets.md#release-228-lifecycle-and-accounting-baselines). Repository tools measure real read-only operations and separate fixture preparation from operation and subprocess time. The Windows fixture comparison observed a 13.08% median reduction in one six-sample experiment; it is not a universal speed promise. All security and platform checks remain required.
 
 ## Quick start
 Start with [install ALK and make the first run](docs/guides/install-and-first-run.md). Release 2.23 adds [compact S0/S1 authoring](docs/reference/tier-proportional-plan-packages.md) with explicit checklist completion and unchanged approval gates. Release 2.22 adds [conservative plan-review reuse](docs/reference/conservative-delta-review.md) with independent current applicability and no automatic full reruns. Release 2.21 adds [command accounting, bounded preparation and response recovery](docs/reference/source-native-workflow-accounting.md). Release 2.20 adds [target-bound initialization](docs/reference/cli.md#release-220-composed-initialization-and-digest-display), [bounded local continuation](docs/reference/workflow-continuation.md) and batched Git snapshots. Release 2.19 adds [safe artifact authoring and planning preflight](docs/reference/safe-artifact-authoring.md), [bounded review handoff](docs/reference/review-mesh.md#bounded-review-handoff) and thin skills with complete references. Release 2.18 bounds process/Git diagnostics, hardens signing and distinguishes OpenCode 1.x/2.x compatibility ([adapter notes](docs/adapters/opencode.md)); 2.17 strengthens [workflow validation and recovery](docs/reference/workflow-completeness.md). Release 2.16 introduced cumulative accounting within verified host capabilities; see [retention maintenance](docs/operations/retention-maintenance.md).
 
-It includes macOS, Linux and Windows instructions, Python 3.11-3.15, [PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/agent-lifecycle-kit/) installation with `python -m pip install agent-lifecycle-kit==2.33.0`, and common `agent-lifecycle version` errors. See [2.15 migration notes](docs/reference/cli.md#migrating-authority-artifacts-to-215) and [authority boundaries](docs/reference/authority-artifact-boundaries.md).
+It includes macOS, Linux and Windows instructions, Python 3.11-3.15, [PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/agent-lifecycle-kit/) installation with `python -m pip install agent-lifecycle-kit==2.34.0`, and common `agent-lifecycle version` errors. See [2.15 migration notes](docs/reference/cli.md#migrating-authority-artifacts-to-215) and [authority boundaries](docs/reference/authority-artifact-boundaries.md).
 
 For a quick start, run:
 

{agent_lifecycle_kit-2.33.0 → agent_lifecycle_kit-2.34.0}/README.md

@@ -12,14 +12,14 @@
 
 The provider-neutral workflow works with Codex, Claude Code, Qwen Code, Goose, OpenInterpreter, Pi, Grok Build, or another CLI. Provider commands, model choice and secret handling stay in adapters or host-local profiles.
 
-Release 2.33 simplifies selected internal boundaries and checks the release validators themselves. It removes two private-import allowances (83 to 81), reduces one final-evidence flow from 58 to 41 branches, and adds selected Ruff/strict-mypy checks without increasing runtime baselines. Existing architecture debt remains visible. See [the 2.33 scope](docs/reference/cli.md#release-233-selected-architecture-and-tooling-quality). Release 2.32 adds [advisory process observations and eight selected reading routes](docs/reference/cli.md#release-232-process-observations-and-reading-scope); missing whole-run evidence and provider usage remain null/UNAVAILABLE. ALK provides a verifiable finish for external-agent work with proportionate control. Release 2.31 strengthens supported-text secret checks, enforces global branch and critical-file coverage floors, and gives a bounded structural refusal for malformed legacy state. See [the 2.31 check boundaries](docs/reference/cli.md#release-231-bounded-quality-checks). See [workflow history and recovery](docs/reference/workflow-state-storage.md) for the earlier storage and renewal features. Install the Python package as well as the plugin for the new CLI commands.
+Release 2.34 reduces the measured median time of 78 legacy accounting tests by 16.52% on one Windows/Python 3.15 worker. Normal CI selects the verified Git backend only for that cell; the other 14 cells keep their default Git route. This result is not a general speed guarantee. See [the measured scope](docs/reference/cli.md#release-234-windows315-accounting-git-backend).
 
 Release 2.28 adds [bounded lifecycle and accounting baselines](docs/reference/performance-and-resource-budgets.md#release-228-lifecycle-and-accounting-baselines). Repository tools measure real read-only operations and separate fixture preparation from operation and subprocess time. The Windows fixture comparison observed a 13.08% median reduction in one six-sample experiment; it is not a universal speed promise. All security and platform checks remain required.
 
 ## Quick start
 Start with [install ALK and make the first run](docs/guides/install-and-first-run.md). Release 2.23 adds [compact S0/S1 authoring](docs/reference/tier-proportional-plan-packages.md) with explicit checklist completion and unchanged approval gates. Release 2.22 adds [conservative plan-review reuse](docs/reference/conservative-delta-review.md) with independent current applicability and no automatic full reruns. Release 2.21 adds [command accounting, bounded preparation and response recovery](docs/reference/source-native-workflow-accounting.md). Release 2.20 adds [target-bound initialization](docs/reference/cli.md#release-220-composed-initialization-and-digest-display), [bounded local continuation](docs/reference/workflow-continuation.md) and batched Git snapshots. Release 2.19 adds [safe artifact authoring and planning preflight](docs/reference/safe-artifact-authoring.md), [bounded review handoff](docs/reference/review-mesh.md#bounded-review-handoff) and thin skills with complete references. Release 2.18 bounds process/Git diagnostics, hardens signing and distinguishes OpenCode 1.x/2.x compatibility ([adapter notes](docs/adapters/opencode.md)); 2.17 strengthens [workflow validation and recovery](docs/reference/workflow-completeness.md). Release 2.16 introduced cumulative accounting within verified host capabilities; see [retention maintenance](docs/operations/retention-maintenance.md).
 
-It includes macOS, Linux and Windows instructions, Python 3.11-3.15, [PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/agent-lifecycle-kit/) installation with `python -m pip install agent-lifecycle-kit==2.33.0`, and common `agent-lifecycle version` errors. See [2.15 migration notes](docs/reference/cli.md#migrating-authority-artifacts-to-215) and [authority boundaries](docs/reference/authority-artifact-boundaries.md).
+It includes macOS, Linux and Windows instructions, Python 3.11-3.15, [PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/agent-lifecycle-kit/) installation with `python -m pip install agent-lifecycle-kit==2.34.0`, and common `agent-lifecycle version` errors. See [2.15 migration notes](docs/reference/cli.md#migrating-authority-artifacts-to-215) and [authority boundaries](docs/reference/authority-artifact-boundaries.md).
 
 For a quick start, run:
 

{agent_lifecycle_kit-2.33.0 → agent_lifecycle_kit-2.34.0}/pyproject.toml

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"
 
 [project]
 name = "agent-lifecycle-kit"
-version = "2.33.0"
+version = "2.34.0"
 description = "Provider-neutral lifecycle control layer that helps coding agents plan, execute, validate, and prove software tasks to completion."
 readme = "README.md"
 requires-python = ">=3.11,<3.16"

{agent_lifecycle_kit-2.33.0 → agent_lifecycle_kit-2.34.0}/src/agent_lifecycle/_version.py

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 """Package version."""
 
-__version__ = "2.33.0"
+__version__ = "2.34.0"

{agent_lifecycle_kit-2.33.0 → agent_lifecycle_kit-2.34.0}/src/agent_lifecycle/accounting/declared_ledger_legacy.py

@@ -45,9 +45,15 @@ def _read_private(
 
 
 def _r11_git(root: Path, *args: str) -> bytes:
+    executable = os.environ.get("ALK_ACCOUNTING_GIT_EXECUTABLE")
+    _require(
+        executable is None or (bool(executable) and "\0" not in executable and Path(executable).is_absolute()),
+        "r11-source-unavailable",
+        "configured Git executable must be a nonempty absolute path",
+    )
     try:
         result = subprocess.run(
-            ["git", *args],
+            [executable if executable is not None else "git", *args],
             cwd=root,
             capture_output=True,
             timeout=15,

{agent_lifecycle_kit-2.33.0 → agent_lifecycle_kit-2.34.0/src/agent_lifecycle_kit.egg-info}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: agent-lifecycle-kit
-Version: 2.33.0
+Version: 2.34.0
 Summary: Provider-neutral lifecycle control layer that helps coding agents plan, execute, validate, and prove software tasks to completion.
 Author: Agent Lifecycle Kit contributors
 License: Apache-2.0
@@ -35,14 +35,14 @@ Dynamic: license-file
 
 The provider-neutral workflow works with Codex, Claude Code, Qwen Code, Goose, OpenInterpreter, Pi, Grok Build, or another CLI. Provider commands, model choice and secret handling stay in adapters or host-local profiles.
 
-Release 2.33 simplifies selected internal boundaries and checks the release validators themselves. It removes two private-import allowances (83 to 81), reduces one final-evidence flow from 58 to 41 branches, and adds selected Ruff/strict-mypy checks without increasing runtime baselines. Existing architecture debt remains visible. See [the 2.33 scope](docs/reference/cli.md#release-233-selected-architecture-and-tooling-quality). Release 2.32 adds [advisory process observations and eight selected reading routes](docs/reference/cli.md#release-232-process-observations-and-reading-scope); missing whole-run evidence and provider usage remain null/UNAVAILABLE. ALK provides a verifiable finish for external-agent work with proportionate control. Release 2.31 strengthens supported-text secret checks, enforces global branch and critical-file coverage floors, and gives a bounded structural refusal for malformed legacy state. See [the 2.31 check boundaries](docs/reference/cli.md#release-231-bounded-quality-checks). See [workflow history and recovery](docs/reference/workflow-state-storage.md) for the earlier storage and renewal features. Install the Python package as well as the plugin for the new CLI commands.
+Release 2.34 reduces the measured median time of 78 legacy accounting tests by 16.52% on one Windows/Python 3.15 worker. Normal CI selects the verified Git backend only for that cell; the other 14 cells keep their default Git route. This result is not a general speed guarantee. See [the measured scope](docs/reference/cli.md#release-234-windows315-accounting-git-backend).
 
 Release 2.28 adds [bounded lifecycle and accounting baselines](docs/reference/performance-and-resource-budgets.md#release-228-lifecycle-and-accounting-baselines). Repository tools measure real read-only operations and separate fixture preparation from operation and subprocess time. The Windows fixture comparison observed a 13.08% median reduction in one six-sample experiment; it is not a universal speed promise. All security and platform checks remain required.
 
 ## Quick start
 Start with [install ALK and make the first run](docs/guides/install-and-first-run.md). Release 2.23 adds [compact S0/S1 authoring](docs/reference/tier-proportional-plan-packages.md) with explicit checklist completion and unchanged approval gates. Release 2.22 adds [conservative plan-review reuse](docs/reference/conservative-delta-review.md) with independent current applicability and no automatic full reruns. Release 2.21 adds [command accounting, bounded preparation and response recovery](docs/reference/source-native-workflow-accounting.md). Release 2.20 adds [target-bound initialization](docs/reference/cli.md#release-220-composed-initialization-and-digest-display), [bounded local continuation](docs/reference/workflow-continuation.md) and batched Git snapshots. Release 2.19 adds [safe artifact authoring and planning preflight](docs/reference/safe-artifact-authoring.md), [bounded review handoff](docs/reference/review-mesh.md#bounded-review-handoff) and thin skills with complete references. Release 2.18 bounds process/Git diagnostics, hardens signing and distinguishes OpenCode 1.x/2.x compatibility ([adapter notes](docs/adapters/opencode.md)); 2.17 strengthens [workflow validation and recovery](docs/reference/workflow-completeness.md). Release 2.16 introduced cumulative accounting within verified host capabilities; see [retention maintenance](docs/operations/retention-maintenance.md).
 
-It includes macOS, Linux and Windows instructions, Python 3.11-3.15, [PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/agent-lifecycle-kit/) installation with `python -m pip install agent-lifecycle-kit==2.33.0`, and common `agent-lifecycle version` errors. See [2.15 migration notes](docs/reference/cli.md#migrating-authority-artifacts-to-215) and [authority boundaries](docs/reference/authority-artifact-boundaries.md).
+It includes macOS, Linux and Windows instructions, Python 3.11-3.15, [PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/agent-lifecycle-kit/) installation with `python -m pip install agent-lifecycle-kit==2.34.0`, and common `agent-lifecycle version` errors. See [2.15 migration notes](docs/reference/cli.md#migrating-authority-artifacts-to-215) and [authority boundaries](docs/reference/authority-artifact-boundaries.md).
 
 For a quick start, run: