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1.32.0 — Inspectable work and supplied-input journeys

This additive release candidate combines the Nova-Seed recovery experience with explicit Jobs/Fleet compatibility, native execution controls and original demo workspaces. A source version is not publication: the exact release manifest, successful acceptance run, uploaded checksums and matching public-site record identify the delivered build.

Included capabilities

  • Recoverable Studio journeys, bilingual controls, preserved reading preferences and the purple homepage; original research narratives and flowcharts remain available.
  • Atomic native shared-budget reservations with revision and identity binding, terminal recovery capacity and fail-closed disconnected behavior. Reservations constrain this coordinator's planning; they do not prevent arbitrary external wallet transactions.
  • Read-only receipt-bound principal-return attribution, explicit unknown costs and per-edge evidence. No unsupported profit or productivity outcome is inferred.
  • Separately selectable JobRegistry v2 $AGIALPHA adapters, exact source/profile/assignment admission and signed artifact commitments. Historical MARK routing remains unchanged.
  • An unsigned WorkSpec editor with exact UTF-8 commitments, bounded validation and local export. Producing a file does not assign a job or authorize execution.
  • A separate supplier-browser adapter and English/French native operator workspace: explicit admission, preparation, start, STOP/reconciliation, deterministic output checking, separate review and signed export. Loading the page or importing a file does not call a provider.
  • Original cross-industry and Business2 browser workspaces over supplied assessments and observations, deterministic explanations, exact commitments and recoverable evidence.
  • Business1 supplied-state evaluation with authenticated input-bound HTTP/bridge results, explicit pending external actions, input-dependent AIGA local plans and validated OMNI city fallback. Offline notebook exports reopen in their original browser workspaces and recompute.
  • Macro scenario input sensitivity, common tail metrics, bounded allocations and unsigned draft quantities that remain zero for zero/sub-contract inputs.
  • MiniWorld oracle-supervised initial/recurrent objectives and strict CPU qualification gates. Actual learning/search is qualified only when all pinned CPU tests pass without skips.

Evidence boundaries

The supplier integration was exercised against a fresh local modular JobRegistry using an actual fixed Chromium worker and scripted provider-shaped responses. The reviewed artifact was submitted and separately approved/finalized by test fixtures; a wrong-delivery-limit browser run was rejected before export. This establishes that laboratory path only. Docker commissioning, paid/live model behavior, real token settlement and independent external security review remain separate gates. Provider costs remain unknown where usage/invoices are absent. Synthetic token payouts and scripted setup savings are not user income or measured human time savings.

The Fleet runtime retains its explicitly pinned executor source and its own qualification. Compatibility with this release must be checked against exact canonical fixtures; a shared token or deployment manifest alone never enables an adapter. Public Pages explains and runs static/local computations; native execution requires a separately running local agent.

The 80-case product catalog and 26-entry demo inventory are coverage maps, not claims that all operational requirements or external-resource gates have been satisfied. Release evidence must distinguish passed engineering checks, optional dependency skips, unsupported paths and live/provider/human-study work that has not been commissioned.

Breaking Changes and upgrade notes

  • Legacy cross-industry discovery calls now require an explicit supplied-input, sample or provider-generation mode; no implicit canned result is returned. Queue errors exit clearly.
  • Business2 service planning/research requires a valid BUSINESS2_INPUT file and returns structured computed results inside the existing topic envelopes. Commentary is opt-in.
  • Macro scenarios reject nonfinite, oversized or out-of-range inputs. Aggregate path-steps are capped at 2,000,000. Draft orders disclose assumptions and never invent a minimum trade.
  • Legacy bodyful trigger requests are rejected instead of silently dropping the payload. Business1 callers use the explicit evaluation endpoint with a complete supplied state; score-only jobs cannot be treated as executed business work.
  • MiniWorld training targets and reward architecture change; old research weights should not be treated as qualified checkpoints for the repaired learner.

No deployed contract, wallet authority, token conversion or production trust profile is silently changed. Retain private recovery files and review the native adapter guides before using separately configured services.

First-use guide · Jobs/Fleet adapters · Supplier browser scope · Computer-use setup · Release readiness