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Stable 0.1.2

Maintained in RELEASE-0.1.2.md. Generated from the same repository revision as this site.

Published at https://npm.cdot.io under latest, bundling CLI 7.1.5. Exact candidates, fresh anonymous registry installs and unversioned default installs passed on Linux x64, native Linux ARM64 and Apple Silicon.

Changes since 0.1.1​

  • Bundled Prisma AIRS CLI 7.1.5 and the native prisma-airs-asr-judge skill. The skill runs through Node and the TypeScript CLI using the official TypeSafe SDK; no Python installation is required by the product workflow.
  • Optional /typesafe hidden API-key entry, status and removal inside AIRS. Credentials belong to the selected harness environment.
  • Live judging requests per-command approval for native credential-store and TypeSafe network access. The key remains out of model context and command arguments. Dry-run and explicit replay retain normal sandbox permissions.
  • Prompt envelopes are normalized separately; model output strings are preserved verbatim. Fresh judging never silently falls back to recorded judgments.
  • Installation repair, redacted diagnostics and shell recovery guidance from the previously validated 0.1.2 previews.

Installation​

npm install -g airs-harness@0.1.2 --registry=https://npm.cdot.io
airs --version
airs cli --version
airs

Restart AIRS after upgrading. Existing environments, credential bindings and conversations are preserved. Optional dependencies are included by normal npm installs. Supported packages are Linux x64, Linux ARM64 and signed/notarized Apple Silicon, with Node ^22.13.0 || >=23.5.0.

Jev workflow​

Inside AIRS, use /typesafe to configure a key if this environment does not already have one. Invoke $prisma-airs-asr-judge attacks.json and approve the specific live judge command. Saving a key or a successful doctor probe does not grant native-store access to an ordinary sandboxed shell.

The owner confirmed alpha.5 inference, ServiceNow through /mcp, a read-only query, restart/reuse and the Jev workflow. The stable native runtime changes only its version stamp. The Ubuntu preparation helper now defaults to 0.1.2 and passed all six isolated keyring/readiness checks against the published package without a version override.

Both alpha.5 and stable 0.1.1 upgrade/rollback paths passed with preserved state. Apple Silicon is Developer ID signed, hardened and notarized. Automated Jev tests exercise the actual agent approval UI, saved keys, inherited-key precedence and denied approval with no provider request. Their provider and inference responses are fixtures; they do not establish Jev accuracy or calibrated ASR.

The full GNU workspace run recorded 18,374 passed, 3 failed and 34 skipped. It is not a green full-suite result. All three failures exercise unchanged upstream remote-execution code; the installed AIRS command rejects that disabled service. The original failures and exact-source release review are retained in release evidence.

Native source and frozen validation tooling: aee13a272b5e79fe0ea6fe62485ca7c164927028. Packaging and installation-guide alignment: 8a1dd5324c4c6c2345b8d8737e0400308fe67cab. Promotion policy: 9402e7ec7543a44210883950c5f338903472fd43. An initial package set with stale guide versions was never published; the corrected set received fresh acceptance. See PACKAGING-CORRECTION.json in the evidence.

Follow Getting started and the judge guide.