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  1. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/CHANGELOG.md +209 -0
  2. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/LICENSE +202 -0
  3. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/LICENSE-MIT +21 -0
  4. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/MANIFEST.in +24 -0
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  6. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/PKG-INFO +655 -0
  7. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/README.md +633 -0
  8. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/docs/accounting.md +105 -0
  9. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/docs/adr-cli-sandbox.md +73 -0
  10. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/docs/cli-tools.md +368 -0
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  14. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/docs/production-acceptance.md +100 -0
  15. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/docs/release-0.7.1.md +22 -0
  16. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/docs/security.md +197 -0
  17. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/docs/structured-tools.md +91 -0
  18. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/docs/telemetry.md +77 -0
  19. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/docs/tool-effects.md +114 -0
  20. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/docs/workflow-factory-runtime-implementation.md +53 -0
  21. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/.prosaic/subagents/acquire-pilot.md +13 -0
  22. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/.prosaic/subagents/acquired-reviewer.md +15 -0
  23. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/.prosaic/subagents/catalog-reader.md +17 -0
  24. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/.prosaic/subagents/cli-spec-reviewer.md +18 -0
  25. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/.prosaic/subagents/launch-analyst.md +24 -0
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  38. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/cli-tool/prosaic_example_analyzer.py +37 -0
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  43. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/evidence/launch/brief.md +183 -0
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  46. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/evidence/pilot.md +7 -0
  47. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/evidence/requirements.md +7 -0
  48. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/prosaic-runtime.yaml +18 -0
  49. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/run_acquisition.py +52 -0
  50. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/run_cli_tool.py +47 -0
  51. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/run_custom_tool.py +48 -0
  52. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/run_examples.py +79 -0
  53. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/run_sandbox_probe.py +117 -0
  54. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/run_tiers.py +97 -0
  55. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/tokenproxy.yml +43 -0
  56. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/understanding/.prosaic/subagents/reviewer.md +17 -0
  57. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/understanding/.prosaic/tools/understanding.yml +20 -0
  58. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/understanding/runtime.yml +12 -0
  59. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/examples/with-tools.yml +18 -0
  60. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/pyproject.toml +34 -0
  61. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/scripts/conversation_wheel_smoke.py +114 -0
  62. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/scripts/production_wheel_smoke.py +246 -0
  63. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/scripts/release_artifacts.py +592 -0
  64. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/scripts/wheel_smoke.py +54 -0
  65. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/setup.cfg +4 -0
  66. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/b3_prosaic_runtime.egg-info/PKG-INFO +655 -0
  67. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/b3_prosaic_runtime.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +159 -0
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  72. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/__init__.py +35 -0
  73. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/accounting.py +256 -0
  74. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/accounting_capture.py +281 -0
  75. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/adapter.py +200 -0
  76. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/admission.py +57 -0
  77. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/anthropic.py +219 -0
  78. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/anthropic_stream.py +179 -0
  79. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/anthropic_usage.py +96 -0
  80. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/artifacts.py +56 -0
  81. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/budgets.py +67 -0
  82. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/cli.py +153 -0
  83. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/cli_tools.py +313 -0
  84. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/config.py +127 -0
  85. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/conformance.py +314 -0
  86. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/console.py +37 -0
  87. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/conversation.py +327 -0
  88. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/conversation_preparation.py +224 -0
  89. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/diagnostics.py +132 -0
  90. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/events.py +56 -0
  91. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/execution.py +461 -0
  92. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/http_bounds.py +66 -0
  93. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/openai_compatible.py +2415 -0
  94. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/openai_compatible_compaction.py +219 -0
  95. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/openai_compatible_filters.py +147 -0
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  98. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/operation_context.py +39 -0
  99. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/policy.py +50 -0
  100. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/provider_types.py +19 -0
  101. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/runtime.py +713 -0
  102. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/sandbox.py +179 -0
  103. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/smoke_prose/pilot.md +7 -0
  104. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/smoke_prose/subagents/native-summarizer.md +10 -0
  105. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/smoke_prose/subagents/reviewer.md +22 -0
  106. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/smoke_prose/subagents/summarizer.md +11 -0
  107. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/structured_tools.py +193 -0
  108. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/telemetry.py +128 -0
  109. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/tool_effects.py +112 -0
  110. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/tool_registry.py +87 -0
  111. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/tools.py +284 -0
  112. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/turn_capture.py +237 -0
  113. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/src/prosaic_runtime/types.py +23 -0
  114. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/tests/support/conversation_server.py +174 -0
  115. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/tests/support/tool_journal.py +50 -0
  116. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/tests/test_accounting.py +213 -0
  117. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/tests/test_acquisition.py +193 -0
  118. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/tests/test_anthropic.py +249 -0
  119. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/tests/test_anthropic_accounting.py +265 -0
  120. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/tests/test_anthropic_package.py +78 -0
  121. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/tests/test_anthropic_stream.py +233 -0
  122. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/tests/test_artifact_admission.py +170 -0
  123. b3_prosaic_runtime-0.9.1/tests/test_cli_sandbox.py +277 -0
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+ # Changelog
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+ ## 0.9.1 — 2026-10-13
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+ - Add versioned `RuntimeAdapter` for trusted host projections and normalization
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+ around an unmodified Runtime. Execution callbacks can only reduce authority.
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+ - Share deadline, request/tool allowances and reported-token evidence across all
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+ adapter attempts; preserve known partial and unknown usage and callback failures.
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+ - Ordinary execution, conversation APIs, accounting and PostgreSQL remain unchanged.
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+ - Publish only the SDK distribution; retain adapter compatibility qualification.
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+ ## Unreleased historical candidates
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+ - Prepare Runtime 0.8.1 and the paired PostgreSQL recorder 0.2.1 patch candidates.
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+ - Recheck cancellation and absolute deadlines after observer/accounting preparation,
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+ immediately before dispatch. Count provider requests only at actual attempts.
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+ - Bound JSON and SSE reads by the absolute execution deadline and preserve usage
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+ already observed before cancellation, timeout or a later preparation failure.
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+ ## 0.8.0 — 2026-10-10
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+ - Rename the distribution to `b3-prosaic-runtime` with the index dependency
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+ `b3-prosaic>=0.4,<0.5`; Python imports and the `prosaic-runtime` CLI stay unchanged.
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+ - Rename the separate PostgreSQL recorder to `b3-prosaic-runtime-postgres` 0.2.0,
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+ selecting Runtime 0.8.x. Include local Apache license and provenance notices.
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+ - Export source versions and qualify clean Git archive wheels/sdists with matching
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+ metadata, source payloads, license files and installed import ownership.
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+ - Migrate using a fresh environment or image: legacy and renamed distributions
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+ share import paths. Candidate artifacts remain unpublished until qualification.
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+ ## 0.7.1 — 2026-10-10
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+ - Export validate_execution_artifact, validate_custom_tools and custom_descriptors
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+ for pure admission without model calls or CLI discovery.
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+ - Reuse execution validation for effort, routing and selected-provider controls,
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+ including acquisition inheritance of the final agent's execution context.
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+ - Pin Prosaic 0.3.2 with the public canonical artifact-definition validator.
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+ ## 0.7.0 — 2026-10-09
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+ - Ship recorder adapter 0.1.1 with read-only catalog/type/constraint/grant readiness
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+ - Native Anthropic Messages profiles support text, streaming, and Runtime-managed
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+ builtin, custom, and CLI tools through the shared bounded execution loop.
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+ Existing profiles continue to default to OpenAI-compatible Chat Completions.
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+ - Anthropic usage capture handles cumulative SSE snapshots and distinct cache
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+ categories. Cache-write and unsupported pricing categories remain unpriced;
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+ conflicting or partial evidence cannot produce a trusted cost estimate.
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+ - Anthropic supports `temperature: null` to omit sampling parameters; unsupported
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+ effort, thinking, JSON mode, and server tools fail explicitly. Durable CLI
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+ ## 0.6.0 — 2026-10-08
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+ - Optional trusted execution context records customer/account, user/project and
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+ Existing unmetered SDK/CLI calls and serialized Result fields remain compatible.
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+ - Per-provider-call accounting captures UTC timestamps, requested/reported model
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+ and input/output/cache/reasoning token usage across HTTP, SSE and tool loops.
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+ Unknown/partial evidence is retained; duplicate-key/conflicting usage is quarantined.
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+ - Separate `prosaic-runtime-postgres` 0.1.0 adapter persists intent before dispatch,
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+ Replay is idempotent, queries are bounded and reporting uses a consistent snapshot.
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+ - Recorder failure never automatically retries a paid model request. Accounting
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+ Runtime `preflight` checks an agent or all tools without model requests.
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+ - Complete installable CLI analyzer, neutral Markdown, HTTP/SSE runner and optional
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+ actual Understanding adapter; host Python callback and CLI-tool guides.
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+ - CLI descriptors bind manifest semantics and resolved executable paths; relative
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+ Tools remain trusted host code, not an OS sandbox or complete injection defense.
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+ - Release verification: 265 Runtime tests pass, including native HTTP/SSE and
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+ earlier development campaign results below are retained as dated observations.
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+ finite JSON/result bounds, authorization predicate, native HTTP/SSE execution,
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+ versioned structural events, and a runnable catalogue example. Registration
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+ grants no authority; prose, YAML and host policy must agree.
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+ - Callbacks are trusted synchronous code, not sandboxed or forcibly preemptible.
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+ Fixed safe error envelopes have an independent 256-byte ceiling, even when
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+ - Stage-1 source verification: 207 Runtime / 101 Harness tests, real local
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+ HTTP/SSE examples, both package builds. All four TokenProxy models tested in
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+ Explicit-first-tool failures and fabricated no-tool answers stayed blocked;
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+ no admission rule was relaxed. Wider adversarial hardening/MCP remain queued.
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+ - Fresh review fixes: preserve malformed custom-call shapes through HTTP/SSE
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+ messages while retaining exit 130/known usage. Final source tests: 220 Runtime /
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+ 101 Harness. A second unchanged-policy all-model matrix succeeded in 5/8 Runtime
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+ endpoint bearer credentials to another destination. Diagnostics already
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+ rejected redirects; real two-server tests cover tool and no-tool inference.
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+
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+ - No-tool HTTP requests now enforce the serialized input-byte limit, including
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+ request overhead, just like tool-loop requests.
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+
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+ - Public usage totals stay unknown when any completed turn lacks complete,
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+ nonnegative integer usage. Genuine reported zero remains zero; known partial
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+ sums are diagnostic metadata, not a complete invocation total.
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+ - Opt-in Prosaic `acquisition` artifact: perform an explicitly granted first
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+ native tool call before disclosing full agent prose, resources and arguments.
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+ One conversation/model/deadline/tool budget; failed acquisition blocks with
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+ no fallback. `acquisition_v1` capability, HTTP/SSE ordering and denial tests,
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+ staged and explicit no-tool preloading examples. Completed-turn reported usage
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+ is retained when a later cancellation, input limit or timeout stops execution.
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+
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+ - An explicit initial tool choice now fails with `tool_choice_not_honored` if
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+ the endpoint omits, substitutes or adds first-turn calls. No returned call is
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+ executed on a mismatch and no automatic retry is made. Reported usage is kept.
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+ Automatic tool selection remains optional. `initial_tool_enforcement_v1`
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+ advertises the stricter contract.
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+
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+ ## 0.3.0 — 2026-09-30
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+
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+ - Successful `read_file` results and events bind the file path, byte SHA-256,
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+ offset, lines read and total line count. Structural events omit file content
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+ and raw arguments.
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+ - `RunPolicy.initial_tool` requests a granted function on the first turn only;
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+ permission intersection remains unchanged. Capability flags let consumers
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+ require read provenance and initial-tool support explicitly.
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+ - Four-tier Markdown examples, a larger synthetic launch dossier, TokenProxy
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+ YAML profiles and `examples/run_tiers.py` demonstrate independent bounded
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+ agents with and without read tools. This is not recursive agent execution.
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+ - Live basic native-read probes passed for all four TokenProxy model IDs with
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+ streaming on/off and automatic/explicit tool choice (16 combinations).
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+ - Known limitation: some richer reader prompts returned text without the
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+ explicitly requested tool call. This version requests tool choice but does
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+ not itself reject its omission; consumers must verify tool execution/events.
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+ A successful read does not establish answer correctness.
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+
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+ ## 0.2.0 — 2026-09-29
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+
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+ ### Breaking changes
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+ - Runtime configuration now uses YAML/YML exclusively. TOML support was removed
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+ without a migration layer. Default discovery checks `prosaic-runtime.yaml`,
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+ then `prosaic-runtime.yml`. PyYAML is now a runtime dependency.
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+ - CLI invocations now show status and elapsed-time progress on stderr by default;
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+ `--quiet` suppresses progress. JSON output remains on stdout.
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+ ### Added
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+ - `doctor` checks configuration, Prosaic availability, credentials and model
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+ discovery; inference requires explicit `--inference`.
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+ - `smoke --live` runs packaged no-tool and read-tool probes with synthetic evidence,
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+ reporting completion, observed streaming and actual tool execution independently.
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+ - `--output text` prints the answer without a JSON wrapper.
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+ - YAML `limits.timeout_s` and `limits.max_tool_rounds`, with CLI overrides.
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+ - Structured `tool_started` and `tool_completed` events.
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+ - A complete first-run guide, runnable examples with and without tools, and
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+ `examples/run_examples.py` with in-memory endpoint/model overrides.
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+
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+ ### Licensing and verification
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+ - Project license is Apache-2.0; historical MIT attribution is retained.
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+ - Expanded automated coverage for YAML loading, permissions, diagnostics, CLI
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+ output, example programs and live-smoke reporting.
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+ - Live verification performed with ThinkingCap-Qwen3.6-27B-OptiQ-4bit:
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+ authenticated discovery, streamed completion, a real file-tool round trip,
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+ and plain-text CLI output passed. No credentials are included in this release.
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+
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+ ## 0.1.0 — 2026-09-29
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+ - Initial extraction of generic OpenAI-compatible execution from Echelon,
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+ with a Prosaic-only Python API and CLI, streaming, bounded file tools,
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+ # Provenance
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+ The OpenAI-compatible transport, agent loop, compaction, path filters, progress helpers and transcript writer were extracted from B3Cognition/echelon at commit `3c606aa1ef9e44cc587ba122648392e0250f3094`.
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