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Release history through 21 October 2026

Archived delivery notes, frozen before the final PR #191 rollout. “Current”, “pending” and “open” below describe their original observation dates; use the current status for the latest verdict. These notes preserve source versions and evidence rather than defining a second release status.

Latest public acceptance: Core/Studio 6a71d072 (jubilant-plane-2874), deployed 21 October at 21:04 CEST, compares a saved rule with an unsaved draft on existing frozen order-placement Flow inputs. The public Studio evaluated the existing EUR 49.90 test order: the saved EUR 100 threshold did not match; the draft EUR 1 threshold did. Editing cleared the result, an empty Flow showed its empty-history message, and reload retained the original threshold and revision. The order list still contained exactly the original order. Actual HTTP/PostgreSQL tests cover MCP parity, current permissions, isolation and unavailable inputs. Complete historical checkout repricing remains open. Usage and observed scope. The responsive follow-up ef093e7a (brave-produce-7557), deployed at 21:14 CEST, also completes that comparison in the public 390 × 844 Studio. Its shared language selector stays in normal flow on narrow screens, leaving editor controls accessible. The guide includes the public mobile screenshot. The same public Core also completes a repeated original Storyfront iframe purchase, simulated order RAC-14a61722 (EUR 24.90), receipt return and an empty original bag after full reload. Controlled-browser first loads still timed out; the complete journey succeeded after the documented normal-navigation recovery. Exact checkout observations and screenshots.

The same public release completes a configured company purchase and saved-list reorder: RAC-f117d21d at EUR 427, then RAC-39436999 at EUR 447 after the merchant changes the material label and fee. Dimensions remain 260 x 80 cm; the current surcharge changes from EUR 78 to EUR 98. Each purchase needs its own independent approval, buyer self-approval is denied, and return/reload leave an empty cart. The first frozen approval retains its original values. Purchases and list restoration ran through the browser; the separate approver used the native Store API. Both payments were simulated. Public steps and screenshots.

The all-browser two-account journey additionally passes locally. Its repair makes the approval inbox and reopened customer/company order display the accepted app configuration using the existing frozen snapshot renderer. That presentation change awaits final public deployment and browser verification. Local proof.

Earlier public acceptance: Core/Studio 650529c7 (aromatic-voyage-2152), deployed 21 October at 20:22 CEST, completes Reuse as a Flow through the public Studio. A completed native task opened as an inactive Flow draft, with an explicit daily limit and a fresh reference per run. After activation, a real product update prepared one new review. Personal approval created one hidden category at revision one; completion survived reload and the category remained absent from the parent live shop. The test Flow is inactive again and the trigger product text is restored. The previous 4c0392ae repair is retained: direct Flow history and the personal workspace share durable progress and permission-aware continuation controls.

The original ordinary product event prepared a configured-model Flow proposal; the original proposal was approved in the selected private workspace on Core/Studio 09b1aa35 (giving-insect-7440). Exactly one hidden native category was created at revision one. The completed task survived a full reload and the category was absent from the parent live shop. The repair also keeps previously approved queued or interrupted tasks available to their original actor. Flow-to-workspace evidence and screenshots. The public journey covers one native category operation with a generated per-run reference. Event-field mappings, limits across competing workers, withdrawn rights, stop and cross-workspace rejection additionally have actual local HTTP/PostgreSQL coverage. It does not establish unrestricted automation or live publication of private source tasks. Configure and use a repeatable Flow.

Current additional repair: saved material/dimensions now have an app/product-scoped representation in the native cart response, so forms can restore them after a reload before the first line item is added. Actual HTTP/PostgreSQL and rendered tests pass. Public image dainty-ray-8892 (fb8d54e0) passed the browser reload check with an empty cart, followed by simulated order RAC-2246a373: Walnut Select, 250 x 80 cm, EUR 78 surcharge, EUR 427 total. Return showed cart zero. See the furniture browser evidence.

Migration implementation (19 October): saved plans now connect all eight supported domains in a review-gated page sequence. Native current-field comparison detects missing records, changed prices/text and image associations. Private page intents and bounded reports survive technical job archival and service restart; a changed result does not authorize repair or cutover. Local synthetic acceptance is separate from the still-pending public migration-service acceptance. Migration 106 was deployed with Core/Studio b13aedb; the current Core/Studio release includes e18fa1b / merge 4e2f6af (21 October, see the collection section). The separate service image is published, but its hosted gateway/callback configuration and public migration journey remain open. Native completion evidence is now atomically sealed under current job/creator/package/lease/CAS checks; raw edited success flags cannot advance Studio. Acceptance evidence and workflow limits.

Local migration follow-up (18 October): frozen domain export packaging and pinned HTTPS intake now reuse native reviewed jobs, with separate export credentials, source-reference checks and visible original counts/digests. Two-page native product intake/replay and tamper rejection are locally tested. This remains a historical local checkpoint, now merged in PR #168; it did not establish a complete shop migration/cutover. Scope and evidence.

21 October: connected collection preparation runs publicly

Public Core 9d70e60 completes the original configured-model collection task in a private shop: one category, assignments for exactly two existing products, two Italian translation drafts and a site-builder landing-page draft. The same saved task continued after deployment without duplicating its completed category. Both translation drafts were reviewed and applied privately. Browser checks confirm unchanged prices and stock for the selected products and no change to the third product. Migration 107 and PR #177 are already deployed; the subsequent native contract corrections are tracked in PRs #180 and #181.

The actual run exposed incomplete provider/app/product input contracts. Repairs retain native field validation, original revisions, tenant scope and explicit approval. Local HTTP/PostgreSQL checks include stale edits, malicious corrections, worker restart, explicit continuation, failed translations and selective release.

Public Core/Studio 498ced45 renders the Italian page with the two selected products in its private preview. The public selected-release attempt exposed an ordering defect: page validation ran before its jointly selected language settings. The repair applies selected configuration before app records within the same transaction. Actual local HTTP/PostgreSQL checks cover a new language, channel, package and page together, missing-dependency rollback, stale selection and replay. Public Core/Studio be620bfd accepted all six selected units together on 21 October at 13:34 CEST. The published product completed simulated order RAC-484bd556 for EUR 49.90 with its Italian order label; return and empty cart were observed. The public page exposed one further rendering defect: its text used the interface language instead of the selected content language. The app-owned correction and Italian/French-fallback regressions pass. Public image quack-sand-8930 (f3255dab) started healthy at 13:54 CEST; the browser now shows the Italian headings, paragraphs, two selected products and document title. PR #182 fixes the translation handoff retaining the private environment, removes an optional form-package requirement for ordinary pages, distinguishes queued work from completed changes and fences late conversation responses. Its frontend baseline passes 732 tests and the existing coverage thresholds; four additional checks cover the new actionable release errors. The release-order repair is deployed. Native full CI passed for PR #178, now merged. PR #182 passed the complete required verification run 39602839351 and merged as 6ef9a240. Its subsequent documentation update is published.

The hosted private furniture journey now completes a EUR 417 simulated purchase with material, dimensions and native order/Flow records; later material edits leave the order unchanged. Continuation after purchase and Studio sandbox reload repairs are public in fa33a003, image shallow-place-4222, deployed at 14:13 CEST. A second simulated order RAC-6c9f8c4f for EUR 427, empty-cart return, a fresh EUR 379 configuration/cart without reload, and the retained private Studio order list after reload passed. The subsequent control-reset presentation repair is deployed as b0b8cba7, image tangible-cat-3650, with one healthy replica. A freshly loaded browser completed simulated order RAC-1c51b79e (EUR 379), returned to an empty cart, then saved and added a new 240 x 80 cm configuration without reloading; the controls and saved message remained visible. The 744-test frontend suite passes. Original Storyfront embedded checkout also completed simulated order RAC-585cbb53 (EUR 24.90), returned to the original Experience and retained an empty bag after reload. Its first iframe navigation required the visible retry; first-load reliability remains separate from the accepted purchase/return path. One selected product's missing German text was also prepared, reviewed and applied without changing its price or stock. Independent hosted B2B approval and saved selection/reorder acceptance remain open. See the ordered follow-ups and the saved-work contract.

21 October: original Storyfront purchase scene

Experience image sole-shield-9134 (56ae7b8, original pin a08a0f5) restores scrolling inside the original long-description Purchase scene. The public browser reached Add to bag using the pointer and completed embedded simulated order RAC-3bce945b: EUR 24.90 total, EUR 3.98 VAT and the German product name. Receipt return closed the iframe; a full reload retained an empty original Storyfront bag. Screenshots and exact acceptance boundary. The first iframe open required its visible retry, so first-load reliability remains open. No real payment was made.

The subsequent Experience release cbb4d283 / alert-light-1076 is public with the original provider-receipt Date-binding repair. Its first observed recovery cycle checked three receipts without technical failure; all three still awaited provider results. Embedded simulated order RAC-386cdc4c then completed with receipt return and an empty original bag after full reload. The initial controlled iframe navigation still needed retry. Deployment and repeated browser evidence.

20 October: design onboarding and readable product comparison

Merged and included in Core/Studio 34e272b: guided native private-workspace/package setup with return to the selected design tool, plus original/mapped/current product comparison. The local native migration suite and 706 frontend regressions passed; browser acceptance uses a separate synthetic local shop. The deployment does not establish a complete hosted migration-service journey. Local acceptance evidence. See shop design and migration review.

20 October: service integration implementation

Merged in PR #172 and included in Core/connector 34e272b: five bounded Rust provider apps (Vercel, Klaviyo, HubSpot, Contentful, Algolia), a Shopware 6 product reader into native private imports, and ten discoverable integration routes reusing existing Shopify, WooCommerce and Slack owners. Nexus uses a documented HTTP-action recipe. Provider activation, a real Nexus run and an externally hosted Vercel checkout are separate from local fixtures. Local provider/native/signed-runtime tests and 713 frontend checks pass. Capabilities, setup and limits and local evidence.

20 October: connected agentic workspace

Merged in PRs #172, #173 and #174, running as Core/Studio b0811f8: typed editor context, relevance/cursor app discovery, reviewed private multi-step native work with saved action progress, complete native app composition/private preview, editable grid handoffs, current-right work suggestions and explicit versioned private guidance. Current rights and native review/publication remain authoritative across these paths.

The final required full run 39441599258 passed all 102 registered integration/browser-contract suites, 721 frontend tests, 299 Rust workspace tests, restricted-login/pooler repetitions, formal/mutation checks and unchanged coverage gates. PR #174 merged as 2aadf62c; its Git tree is identical to the tested, publicly running b0811f8 tree.

Actual public configured-model acceptance covers selected-editor/guidance recall, native editable product filtering, current-stock work cards, one approval finishing two private category steps, saved progress after full reload, and a generated care-note app with English/German records. Its selected package release left test data private; the central region setting survived reload. The missing optional title regression also passed on the final public image. User guide and acceptance evidence.

Start with a complete journey

1. Create and explore a synthetic shop.
2. Build an app and test its real records privately.
3. Review a sandbox and selected publication.
4. Understand the connected architecture.

Accepted commerce journeys

The inward agentic-commerce change adds native UCP Cart Transfer, optional explicit buyer consent, inward Shopify CSV/Shop MCP catalogue preparation, merchant AI-channel controls and shared UI/browser-agent cart actions. It also adds structural design comparison and app declaration diagnostics. Public acceptance on 18 October passed native cart transfer and original embedded Storyfront purchases, return and persistent empty carts, inward Shopify import into a private sandbox and app declaration diagnostics. Full required CI passed all 101 integration suites and 657 frontend tests. The actual private Shopware Payments adapter also passed synthetic-provider checks; public browser purchases used the explicitly simulated native demo-card. Google enrolment, Muse partnerships, real PSP settlement and continuous supplier synchronisation are separate and are not claimed by this work.

Migration Assistant: implementation in progress

The new migration workflow has a separate Rust application, five source protocol fixtures, private product/image/category/page intake and native CRM/history/review/coupon paths, reviewed native jobs and a Studio entry. Local acceptance and focused independent review cover this connected scope; the larger assistant remains in development and is not part of public acceptance below. Public original-image copying and selected product/image publication have local acceptance. Reviews retain native moderation and never gain purchase verification; WooCommerce coupons require activation review and remain bound to their original currency. WooCommerce concrete variable families now preserve native options, original parent IDs, private status and child images. Slow source inspection uses saved jobs, with reopening, cancellation and current PII revocation controls. These additions have local acceptance. Publication-state controls also cover drafts/disabled products across the other four source profiles; unsupported separate visibility stops explicitly. Complex source variants, private/provider-specific media and coupon mappings, full mapping/cutover and large-scale throughput remain incomplete. All five local source HTTP profiles now reach native private product creation; net/gross and source-warning choices use the native price owner. The guide distinguishes normalization from an accepted native target write. All five local provider protocols now also reach native CRM address books and immutable historical orders, including source detail/reference reads, distinct delivery addresses, subdivisions, replay and absent ordinary address-change flows. Shopify full-history intake requires actual all-order access. These are local acceptance results; hosted service deployment and whole-shop cutover remain open.

Public acceptance

Implementation and hardening

Earlier public deliveries

The connected workspace was publicly accepted on b0811f8, image plant-horses-6593, deployment vendune-core-6cc7f557d9. Its real model acceptance includes two approved category steps, saved progress across reload, private/live isolation, a generated multilingual care-note app, ordinary installed record writes and selected package publication/configuration. The optional-title renderer correction is also public: a record without an optional title was saved, selected, edited and saved again without a crash. English/German content survived the Core rollout. Exact source and results belong to the 20 October acceptance record.

The preceding Core was b13aedb, image violet-glass-1926, deployment vendune-core-589c44c658. 19 October delivery evidence records the full green PR checks, identical source trees after merging as 0aaec005, a fresh successful snapshot, migration 106 through the existing owner job and one healthy replica. Google entry, a new empty test shop, retained Studio session after rollout and the public health endpoint were checked. The separate Rust image is published; the hosted migration service and its complete public import/publication/purchase journey are not accepted yet. This does not extend the earlier Storyfront purchase acceptance to a new purchase on this image.

The preceding accepted agentic-commerce Core was d5c4724, image smiling-driving-6446, deployment vendune-core-58f5569684. The 18 October agentic-commerce acceptance records the full required CI on dd19c22, merged as 1bb2e5e, and identical production input trees. One healthy replica served actual native cart-transfer and original embedded Storyfront purchases, return and empty carts after reload. Inward Shopify variants remained private. No migration or database privilege change was needed. The original Experience remains b40b386, image educated-sort-2532; it was not redeployed.

The earlier receipt-PDF Core was 25b354e, image wise-authority-6674. Its PDF follow-up preserves the original invoice identity while repairing Windows-1252 punctuation. Its separate 18 October Storyfront receipt retains the earlier order and source boundary.

The preceding Core was ce5a710, image busy-machine-7486. Its buyer/POS receipt records the full required 100-suite/648-frontend-test check on eab3534, merged as 0460521 with an identical Git tree. All Dockerfile inputs in the image are identical to that verified tree; later differences are CI review metadata and test documentation. One healthy Core, preserved carts/session, a native simulated purchase and a fictional POS sale with one invoice/PDF passed publicly. No migration or new runtime right was required. Before this rollout, the original embedded Storyfront recheck on e9369cf was held by the browser controller. That receipt accepts no new embedded purchase; it preserves the exact diagnostic and earlier successes.

The preceding e9369cf UI-caption receipt retains its 641 frontend tests, maintenance/readiness and native quote captions. Rust, schema and runtime contracts remain unchanged from the fully tested d939257 backend. The release and configured-model receipt records full required CI, snapshot, successful maintenance/readiness and preserved merchant sign-in. The original natural-language request now produced a valid 0.1.3 quote-review proposal through the configured model. Direct package comparison preserved the old order contract and every data/UI/access section. Explicit private installation and selected publication passed; the old order remained unchanged. The prior two public refusals retain their earlier image and evidence. The preceding native order receipt retains its guarded purchases and old/new workflow versions. This release did not redeploy the private Experience service or newly accept the original embedded Storyfront checkout; earlier results retain their own source boundary.

Earlier deliveries retain their source and acceptance boundaries: product fields and original embedded checkout, 17 October, agent authority, 16 October, configuration summaries, platform hardening and Studio release.

Evidence and reference guides

• Hardening design and owners: architecture detail, not another release status.
• Historical delivery audit and release record: dated evidence.
• Testing, formal scope, capacity measurements.
• Changelog: implementation notes belong here, not in the README.