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Release history

Every push to the release branch is a minor release, tagged automatically from one version file that has to agree with the release commit's subject before the tag exists. How the pipeline does it.

VersionDateWhat shipped
v0.1.0 25 Aug 2026 The site, first release — the standard, the register, and the pipeline that enforces its constitution. Built from the v0.33.62 brief pack, in the build order the brief specifies. The standard first: five externally-checkable clauses, the conformance route, the empty adopters list, and the proposal for legislation mapped against the not-yet-in-force spring-2027 regime. The register second, with its question, its no-verdict entry format, the three answers, the inconsistency test, and its governance — published with zero entries, because the five items that block a first row (solicitor review, the selection rule, the refusal interval, the versioned template, the authority-capture workflow) are none of them complete, and this release says so plainly rather than seeding the table with the founder's own cases. The exit-path method is published and has not yet been run against a single company — the method exists, the measurements do not, and this release does not fake them. The law: the UK levers ranked, dated 25 August 2026, with a named owner and a commencement-status table stating plainly that the 2027 regime is not yet in force. Workflows & vaults: the March 2026 pipeline reused, the three-vault architecture, and the honest limit published — an agent reading bank statements reads plaintext, which is why bring-your-own-model is the default. /service/ ships thin, as specified, with nothing about pricing on it. This site's own constitution is enforced by CI: any register entry carrying a verdict word from a published blocklist fails the build. Plus the agent surface — llms.txt, llms-full.txt, a markdown twin, a sitemap — and ten source documents published whole, including both raw strategy briefs and the override between them.