v2.3.6 (2026-07-08)
Aegis Impact and Safety Receipt
- Added
verification-before-completionas the canonical owner of the unified
Aegis Impact and Safety Receiptfor non-trivial Aegis-shaped completion. - Standardized the compact closeout around key judgment, avoided misfix,
boundary held, baseline alignment, complexity control, evidence strength,
uncovered risk, next verification, and Aegis path. - Localized receipt titles, labels, and prose to the user's language while
keeping commands, paths, code identifiers, enum values, and evidence strings
in their original form.
Workflow Closeout Consolidation
- Updated anti-entropy governance, execution, long-task continuation, and
systematic debugging workflows so they feed completion evidence into the
unified receipt instead of inventing independent final-response shapes. - Retained expanded semantic slots such as
Governance Receipt,Baseline Alignment,Complexity Delta,Complexity Closure,Readiness Summary,
Goal Closure,Retirement Closure, andADR Backfill Checkfor audit,
release, architecture, and high-risk work. - Clarified that the receipt remains advisory method-pack output and does not
grantGateDecision,PolicySnapshot, or finalcompletion authority.
User Confidence Signals
- Added explicit safety-oriented closeout language for baseline alignment,
implementation drift, design-defect visibility, complexity control, evidence
strength, and residual risk. - Strengthened workflow-quality fixtures and validator coverage so completion
responses must preserve value, safety, localization, and auditability signals.
Verification
- Fresh checks passed:
bash scripts/bump-version.sh 2.3.6,
bash scripts/bump-version.sh --check,
bash tests/e2e/run-all.sh --full --host-profile fast,
python -m json.tool tests/e2e/fixtures/workflow-quality-matrix.json, and
git diff --check.
Release Surface
- Bumped declared package and host manifest versions from
2.3.5to2.3.6. - This release still ships
Aegis Method Pack (runtime-ready). It does not add
authoritativeGateDecision,PolicySnapshot, orcompletion authority.