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Scope: agentic/code/** plus all repository Markdown files
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Guidance: include all of agentic/code and all Markdown files because AIWG capability is primarily represented in skills, agents, commands, templates, behaviors, rules, manifests, and generated guidance.
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Mode: release-prep audit; manual doc-sync execution because the raw `aiwg doc-sync` command handler is not currently registered and doc-sync is exposed as an AIWG skill workflow.
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Package Version: 2026.5.11
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## Summary
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The release-prep doc-sync pass covered the tracked capability corpus and release documentation surfaces. It found and fixed drift in release configuration, media-curator documentation, README framework counts, release navigation manifests, and the pending 2026.5.11 changelog and announcement artifacts.
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## Verified Ground Truth
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-`agentic/code/**` is the authoritative capability corpus for frameworks, addons, skills, agents, rules, behaviors, manifests, and generated guidance.
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- Repository Markdown count at audit time: 2562 files across `agentic/code`, `docs`, root docs, changelog, and tracked AIWG docs.
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-`agentic/code` file count at audit time: 2067 files, including 1547 Markdown files.
- Latest stable release tag before this prep: `v2026.5.10`; target release version: `2026.5.11`.
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## Findings and Fixes
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| Release config | Doc-sync gate only covered selected Markdown globs and did not express the requested all-agentic-code/all-Markdown audit scope. | Updated `.aiwg/release.config` scope and guidance to include `agentic/code/**` plus `**/*.md`. |
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| Release config | Release gate still templated a raw annotated `git tag` command. | Updated the gate to use `tools/release/cut-tag.sh {version}` so release signing uses the dedicated release key wrapper. |
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| System rules | Skill/CLI docs needed to preserve the invariant that raw CLI commands augment skill workflows rather than replacing them. | Updated `cli-secondary` and `RULES-INDEX.md`; filed #1480 for the repo-wide audit. |
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| Media curator docs | Generated framework overview did not mention `transcribe-media`, transcript sidecars, or `.aiwg/media/transcripts/`. | Updated `docs/frameworks/media-curator/overview.md` with workflow, skill, tooling, pipeline, and archive-structure coverage. |
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| README | Framework count was stale and omitted Knowledge Base from the framework table despite top-level docs listing it as core. | Updated README framework count/table and extension-system framework count. |
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| README | Media-curator command examples and summary omitted transcript sidecars. | Added `/transcribe-media` example and transcript-sidecar summary. |
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| Release docs | No 2026.5.11 changelog section or announcement existed. | Added `CHANGELOG.md` section and `docs/releases/v2026.5.11-announcement.md`. |
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| Release manifests | Release navigation pointed at v2026.5.10 as latest. | Added v2026.5.11 to `docs/releases/_manifest.json` and `docs/_manifest.json`. |
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## Open Follow-up from Issue Audit
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-#1234 remains open for the full media-curator to research-complete bridge. `transcribe-media` is complete, but REF media templates, timestamp citation policy, citation sidecars, `induct-media`, and discoverability work remain open.
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-#1478 remains open because broad time-based media research/citation discovery still returns no direct matches.
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-#1479 remains open because `aiwg discover "cargo crate supply chain audit"` still routes to npm-specific supply-chain guidance first.
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-#1405 remains open because non-local provider field-validation still requires real sessions in the target providers.
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-#1480 remains open for the repo-wide audit that aligns docs, quickrefs, skill bodies, command mirrors, and generated guidance with the skill-first CLI augmentation rule.
"guidance": "agentic/code/ files treated as authoritative source",
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"scope": "agentic/code/** plus all repository Markdown files",
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"guidance": "include all of agentic/code and all Markdown files; AIWG capability lives in skills, agents, commands, templates, behaviors, rules, manifests, and generated guidance",
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## [Unreleased]
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## [2026.5.11] - 2026-05-25 — "Provider detection, local issue sync, and media transcript prep"
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This patch release hardens AIWG's cross-provider workflow plumbing, adds local issue-tracker synchronization paths, and documents the current code-to-docs audit before the next stable tag. It also ships the first concrete time-based media primitive while keeping the larger research handoff work explicit as follow-up scope.
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### Why this matters to users
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| What changed | What it gives you |
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|**Codex-aware provider detection**| Mixed Claude/Codex workspaces now prefer the active Codex runtime where appropriate, so refresh and regenerate flows target the right provider files. |
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|**Local issue sync workflows**| Projects can import/export local issue stores, run live tracker sync, and document conflict handling without guessing which issue backend is active. |
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|**Media transcript sidecars**| Media-curator can now surface a transcript sidecar workflow for acquired audio/video, including source metadata, hashes, timestamps, and degraded plans when local STT tooling is missing. |
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|**Security and supply-chain scaffolding**| Security-engineering gained CI emitters, banned-API scaffolds, DFIR readiness routing, and supply-chain audit documentation. |
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|**Release and docs hygiene**| Release config now records the broad doc-sync scope for all agentic/code sources plus repository Markdown, and release tags are routed through the dedicated signing wrapper. |
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### Added
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- Local issue import/export and live sync workflows, plus documentation for migration, conflicts, backups, and credentials.
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-`transcribe-media` media-curator skill with a sample transcript sidecar and discovery coverage.
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- Security-engineering cycle-1 scaffolds for banned APIs, sanitizer/fuzzing CI emitters, disclosure tracking, DFIR readiness, and external npm supply-chain audit provenance.
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- Community, browser-control, and Omnius integrator documentation surfaces.
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### Changed
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- Codex provider detection now uses runtime/process markers and mixed-workspace regression coverage for `regenerate`, `refresh`, `steward`, and related provider-selection paths.
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- Media-curator docs now describe transcript sidecars and research handoff preparation alongside archive curation.
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- Release configuration doc-sync guidance now includes all of `agentic/code/` and all repository Markdown files, reflecting where AIWG capabilities actually live.
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- Release tagging is configured to use `tools/release/cut-tag.sh` instead of a raw `git tag` command so the release signing key remains separate from the regular commit key.
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- The system-wide `cli-secondary` rule now states that raw CLI commands augment skill workflows; skills remain responsible for orchestration, final formatting, presentation, synthesis, gates, and recovery.
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- Claude Code external loop launches now default-disable 1M-context model variants unless `CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_1M_CONTEXT` is explicitly set, with docs covering the credit-account tradeoff and opt-in path.
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- Documented the project signing-key split in `AGENTS.override.md` and `.aiwg/release-process.md`: regular commits use the host commit key, while annotated release tags use the AIWG release key.
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- Project signing-key split is documented in `AGENTS.override.md` and `.aiwg/release-process.md`: regular commits use the host commit key, while annotated release tags use the AIWG release key.
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### Fixed
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- Channel sync and refresh provider-detection tests were stabilized.
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- Docsite deployment now normalizes the deploy root and verifies release artifacts more directly.
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- Address-issues and agent-loop paths were hardened, including malicious issue-body handling and stale-window closure auditing.
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- Media transcript discovery now routes `transcribe media` to the media-curator skill.
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### Known follow-up
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- The time-based media research epic remains open for REF templates, timestamp citation policy, citation sidecars, `induct-media`, and quickref/generated-guidance discoverability.
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- Cargo/Rust crate supply-chain discovery still routes to npm-specific audit guidance first and remains tracked as follow-up work.
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- Provider field-validation claims remain limited to sessions already evidenced in the issue tracker; remaining providers still need real session validation.
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- A repo-wide audit is open as #1480 to align docs, quickrefs, skill bodies, and generated guidance with the skill-first CLI augmentation rule.
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### Tests
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Release-prep verification for this line:
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```bash
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npm run check:versions
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npm run typecheck
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npm run uat
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```
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### Migration notes
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No breaking changes. Projects using local issue stores should review `docs/local-issues.md` before enabling live sync so tracker direction, conflict handling, and credential sourcing are explicit.
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## What You Get
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### Frameworks (6)
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### Frameworks (8)
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| Framework | Agents | Templates | What It Does |
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|**[SDLC Complete](agentic/code/frameworks/sdlc-complete/)**| 98 | 200+ | Full software development lifecycle — Inception through Production with multi-agent orchestration, quality gates, and DORA metrics |
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|**[Forensics Complete](agentic/code/frameworks/forensics-complete/)**| 13 | 8 | Digital forensics and incident response — evidence acquisition, timeline reconstruction, IOC extraction, Sigma rule hunting. NIST SP 800-86, MITRE ATT&CK, STIX 2.1 |
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