AWR 0.3.2

0.3.2 improves project intake, source continuity, daily work management and recovery. The native CLI and MCP packages retain all four supported platforms, including Intel Mac, and database schema 4.

npm install -g @originoneai/agent-work-runtime@0.3.2
# or, in a Python virtual environment
python -m pip install agent-work-runtime==0.3.2
awr --version
awr-mcp --version

Changes

• Public configuration and authorization notes can be recorded without being mistaken for secret values. Secret-value checks still apply.
• Intake validates source semantics before writing project configuration, sources or runtime state. Rejected mappings return diagnostic issues without leaving a partially initialized project.
• Explicit source relocation preserves source identity and history when a supported single-file source moves without content changes, with recovery for interrupted operations.
• CLI and MCP reads coordinate source refreshes and return coherent query snapshots. Cached reads identify their historical basis.
• Compact status summaries support work, goal and milestone filters through the CLI and awr_project_status MCP tool.
• The public host workflow example provides pinned-binary session, context, checkpoint, evidence and completion operations, including explicit handling of uncertain write outcomes.
• Organization commands preview and maintain explicitly mapped project phase, scope, focus and next-action fields without changing task completion.
• Runtime commands create and check matched program/configuration/source/database snapshots and perform previewed offline database restoration with recovery. Git source identities include the resolved commit, even when blob bytes match.

See the host contract, host workflow example and runtime snapshot contract for supported operations and exact recovery boundaries.

Compatibility and upgrade

npm launchers require Node 22.14+; Python launchers require Python 3.9+. Keep npm optional dependencies enabled. Native executables run without either launcher runtime; the optional host workflow example requires Python 3.11+.

No schema migration is required from 0.3.1. Keep the original project root, authoritative sources, runtime history and previous executable when upgrading. Retain a matching backup before switching the pinned program; follow the upgrade and rollback procedure. Native snapshot restoration requires offline clients and matching source, configuration, project and program identities. It restores the database and retains displaced bytes; it does not overwrite changed source files or restore host-managed data outside .awr.

Archives carry source identity, binary hashes, Apache-2.0 and dependency notices. The release manifest and SHA256SUMS bind the package files. Native platform and installation checks do not replace host-application integration or real-agent business acceptance.