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Stable 0.1.3

Maintained in RELEASE-0.1.3.md. Generated from the same repository revision as this site.

Stable 0.1.3 promotes the current alpha for Apple Silicon, Linux x64 and Linux ARM64. It bundles Prisma AIRS CLI 7.2.0 and SDK 0.34.0. Inference and remote MCP traffic use AI Gateway; provider credentials and upstream OAuth stay at the gateway.

Install​

npm install -g airs-harness@0.1.3 --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org
airs --version
airs cli --version

The same release is available at https://npm.cdot.io. Node requires ^22.13.0 || >=23.5.0. Keep optional dependencies enabled; they select the native package for your host. Restart existing sessions after upgrading. No uninstall, forced executable replacement or deletion of credential stores is required.

Changes since 0.1.2​

  • Conversation-scoped saved-config and model routing, with gateway policy controlling permitted overrides.
  • MCP onboarding and recovery that distinguish saved configuration, sign-in, discovery and tool authorization. The gateway owns upstream OAuth.
  • Terminal transcript/copy improvements, draft recovery, opt-in fullscreen and search, and clearer diagnostic and retry behavior.
  • Gateway administration skills and CLI 7.2.0, including separate organization admin-guardrails and workspace guardrails commands.
  • Standalone documentation for deployment, Keycloak/Entra OIDC, workspace keys, validation and hands-on operations, with the supplied Harness shield and cyan/navy visual theme.

Authentication and setup​

Follow Getting started, then the Keycloak guide and optional Entra federation. The public examples sanitize the reference realm, stacks, users and groups. Inference credentials and gateway MCP grants remain separate. Workspace API keys require a gateway policy that supports opaque credentials.

The command cheat sheet includes local enrollment, gateway workspace/integration provisioning, diagnostics, updates and rollback. Management credentials belong to the bundled CLI tenant, not the inference environment.

Validation record​

The native runtime differs from alpha.7 only in its version stamp; licensing sidecars do not change runtime behavior. Apple Silicon is Developer ID signed, hardened and notarized. Native candidate testing covers installation, OIDC and native credential storage, terminal behavior, MCP management, doctor, bundled CLI, upgrade/rollback and output integrity on all three platforms. Each installed regression suite contains 60 tests with platform-specific skips. Extra checks exercise credential renewal and actual-agent TypeSafe and gateway skill calls.

Fresh anonymous registry acceptance passed on Apple Silicon, Linux x64 and Linux ARM64 for both npm distributions. Fresh unversioned default installs also passed on all three platforms against each registry. The configured Ubuntu preparation helper passed all six isolated keyring/readiness checks. The release evidence records binary hashes, source identities and platform results.

The original GNU workspace run recorded 18,992 passed, 6 failed and 35 skipped. It is not a green full-suite result. Three failures compared license sidecars against generated schemas; a test-only correction passed all 302 focused protocol tests. Three unchanged upstream remote-execution failures match the reviewed baseline, and the installed AIRS command rejects that disabled service. All original results are retained with a source-bound review.

An intermittent terminal-question fixture timed out in an initial Mac run and one Ubuntu public-candidate run. Each received three passing targeted reruns; the failed results are retained alongside the complete reruns. Do not interpret retries as proof that the fixture is free of timing sensitivity.

Owner authorization requested publication of the current alpha. Automated acceptance uses controlled identity, inference and MCP fixtures; it does not claim a fresh attended Entra login, production ServiceNow call or paid Jev quality evaluation. The site distinguishes these checks from your deployment's acceptance workflow.

Runtime source: 900792f8707c8f2a47d9814575469ecc4817be75. Native packaging: 17d09f537833305bab8fd9cacc840cfd9e18c598. Public acceptance and promotion tooling: b0016119da0f3acfa141436571bf43205307005d. Publication transport: 06e1c0ae09d07b762328fa7bf049e615943bd778.

For these new public packages, npm creates an initial latest tag during first publication. Fresh registry and default-install checks verify it; existing private channels are preserved until explicit promotion.

Public and private distribution payloads share the same native binaries and CLI bundle. Registry metadata and validation provenance are recorded independently. Public upgrade tests fetch the previous stable 0.1.2 from its original registry; 0.1.2 was not republished to public npm.

The Ubuntu preparation helper contains a sanitized gateway endpoint. Configure the downloaded copy with your actual listener as shown in the Ubuntu guide before running readiness checks. An unchanged example hostname is not a working gateway.

Roll back​

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

Close running sessions first. Preserve environments, credential bindings and conversation history. The mac-preview and other pre-existing tags are retained.