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1.33.0 — Recoverable local SUCCESSOR journeys

This additive candidate brings supplied-evidence discovery, bounded Specialist evaluation, recoverable mission records and project continuity into one local preview. It preserves the 1.32 release's native controls, original research narratives and deployment safeguards. A source version is not publication or evidence that these paths are independently commissioned.

Included local capabilities

  • A progressive English/French discovery form with explicit supplied observations, bounded comparisons and inspectable proposals. Partial input drafts remain unvalidated; they cannot authorize analysis or masquerade as completed project evidence.
  • Presentation changes preserve a completed proposal when its semantic inputs are unchanged. Input edits invalidate that proposal, and interrupted imports cannot overwrite newer work.
  • Recoverable mission records with explicit import, local storage, validation and recovery. Browser storage is local convenience, not independent custody or an external audit record.
  • A bounded Specialist evaluation inspector that retains failures and expired evidence. Supplied evidence and local checks do not establish independent evaluator approval.

  • One explicit local project across discovery and subsequent work cycles, with source/history linkage and fail-closed imports. Importing a project never starts native or provider execution.

  • An additive guided project journey in the existing mission workspace: explicit USDC / $AGIALPHA route selection, native file handoffs, bundled strict return readers, Fleet local requests and one retained history across fresh Alpha cycles. Reopening history restores no authority. Internal Fleet checking remains distinct from independent qualification and live settlement.

Maintenance and deployment preparation

  • Preserve the reviewed strict supplier-browser typing correction without relaxing native admission or execution checks.
  • Include the opt-in, exact-address Ledger EOA governor preparation path, its regression tests and the October 16 deployment runbook. The multisig alternative remains available; neither choice authorizes a transaction.
  • Retain the new read-only historical deployment report as original-profile evidence only. The five new contracts, exact-candidate real-token rehearsal, per-address runtime/source verification and operating approval remain separate pending gates. The campaign records external audit and Sepolia as owner-accepted omissions, not passed checks.

Evidence and commissioning boundaries

This is the first integrated local preview of these journeys. It does not autonomously discover market opportunities, prove profitable outcomes or commission a provider. Independent custody, provider qualification, market access and Fleet adapters remain uncommissioned. No wallet, spending authority, privileged execution or deployment trust is created by visiting these pages, importing files or producing a proposal.

The complete SUCCESSOR journey's pinned browser, recovery and accessibility checks are a required release dependency before packaging. Exact-final-source CI, generated manifests and cache hashes, current-main publication, public HTTPS verification and uploaded-byte checks remain mandatory. Earlier feature runs and local unit tests do not qualify the final integrated release. The release manifest and retained validation evidence must identify which checks actually passed.

Compatibility and upgrade notes

This release is additive to 1.32.0. Existing Jobs/Fleet compiler vocabulary, native execution admission, source/profile bindings and deployment safeguards remain unchanged. Partial discovery drafts are a separate input-only format and must not be imported as completed opportunities or project records. Keep original recovery exports before changing browsers or clearing local storage. No live-provider, token settlement, external custody or financial outcome is claimed.

First-use guide · Jobs/Fleet adapter boundaries · Native computer-use setup · Release readiness