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Proposal evaluation at The native workflow's signed commit is verified by GitHub, has source Source package validation and the CI-pinned specification validator pass. A fresh native skill installation at the immutable source commit, followed by independent Git-object readback, matched all 26 skill bodies and provenance records plus 115 supporting files. Tag-pinned installation and release publication remain separate, outstanding gates after this proposal merges. Required current-head CI is still queued or running. This evaluation does not establish promotion or publication clearance. |
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Reviewed commit: 726ad9a
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I reviewed the complete immutable diff and its release reconstruction. The proposal changes only the marketplace version in the two matching manifests, has the declared source as its sole parent, and carries a verified GitHub signature. The major version follows the existing breaking commit in the baseline-to-source range. Plugin identities, versions, resources and inventory are unchanged. Candidate reconstruction and the real package gate pass; independent native source installation verified all 26 skill bodies and 115 supporting files. Required CI is successful at this exact head. Direct comments, reviews and threads contain no unresolved finding or maintainer instruction.
Publication still requires successful CI at the merged main commit, fresh proposal reconstruction, create-only writes and independent tag/release/consumer readback. This review grants no scheduled rollout change.
Verdict: no P0/P1 findings
No other actionable findings.
Delivered marketplace v2.0.0 at merged commit The signed native proposal was reviewed at its exact head and merged through the normal protected path. Exact merged-main CI 37394646354 passed. One explicitly armed native publication run 37398681434 independently reconstructed the merged proposal, rechecked the exact CI and reported An independent read verified the public release, lightweight tag and current main at that exact commit, plus byte-for-byte release notes against the reviewed publication factory's canonical rendering. A fresh actual native CLI installation pinned to The marketplace's major version follows the committed breaking history. Individual plugin versions remain independent. Scheduled rollout flags remain default-off; this observed successful cycle contributes to #277 and does not establish unattended reliability or global runtime-cache adoption. |
Why
Consumers need a named marketplace version they can install and return to.
What
Prepare the next marketplace release while keeping individual plugin versions independent. Review and publication remain separate steps.
Part of #101