idiolect

We have a new release (v0.13.0) that introduces a bunch of new community management tooling. There is now one portable path from a governed definition change through consequence analysis, review, verification, signed release, resumable migration, federation, and exit.

The orchestrator catalogs all four record kinds and adds seven REST/XRPC queries for changes, releases, migrations, and federation relationships. Two observer methods summarize migration health and release adoption without making either observer authoritative.

We have a new release (v0.13.0) that introduces a bunch of new community management tooling. There is now one portable path from a governed definition change through consequence analysis, review, verification, signed release, resumable migration, federation, and exit.

Approved packets become P-256/ES256-signed release indexes over artifacts, dependencies, and digests. Migration runs retain cursors, progress, and sampled failures so work can resume after interruption. Exports reject symlinks and carry a SHA-256 inventory.

We have a new release (v0.13.0) that introduces a bunch of new community management tooling. There is now one portable path from a governed definition change through consequence analysis, review, verification, signed release, resumable migration, federation, and exit.

idiolect-community starts with an idiolect.toml workspace: community identity, governed packages, authorities, decision rules, resource limits, and exit policy. A change packet keeps the schema diff, participant-facing consequences, reviews, and verification evidence together.

We have a new release (v0.10.0) that adds functionality to th idiolect CLI. The CLI now has subcommands for oauth login, publish, and verify as well as a batch idiolect-migrate binary. github.com/idiolect-dev...

idiolect verify <kind> wraps each of the four shipped runners (roundtrip-test, property-test, static-check, coercion-law) against a live PDS. Corpora accept JSON arrays or JSONL.

We have a new release (v0.10.0) that adds functionality to th idiolect CLI. The CLI now has subcommands for oauth login, publish, and verify as well as a batch idiolect-migrate binary. github.com/idiolect-dev...

idiolect oauth login | list | logout exchanges a handle plus app password for an access JWT via com.atproto.server.createSession and stores the session as JSON per DID under $IDIOLECT_SESSION_DIR. The app-password Bearer is transitional; an OAuth + DPoP follow-up is on deck.

We have a new release (v0.9.0) that ships PdsSchemaLoader, the missing partner to PdsResolver for running apply_lens directly against on-network panproto schema records.

PdsSchemaLoader<C> takes any PdsClient and fetches dev.panproto.schema.schema records, pulling the typed panproto_schema::Schema out of the record's blob field.

We have a new release (v0.7.0) that adds dev.idiolect.deliberation* lexicons (a process-shaped counterpart to settled belief or recommendation), generalizes dev.idiolect.vocab into a full RDFS + OWL Lite + SKOS Core knowledge graph, and adopts a protolens-based lexicon-evolution policy.

Closed enums across the lexicon family have been converted to knownValues + vocabRef pointers (similar to @chive.pub). Codegen emits Rust enums with Other(String) fallback and TS as 'a' | 'b' | (string & {}). Each open enum gets is_subsumed_by, satisfies, and translate_to methods over a VocabGraph.

We have a new release (v0.7.0) that adds dev.idiolect.deliberation* lexicons (a process-shaped counterpart to settled belief or recommendation), generalizes dev.idiolect.vocab into a full RDFS + OWL Lite + SKOS Core knowledge graph, and adopts a protolens-based lexicon-evolution policy.

The four new lexicons (deliberation, deliberationStatement, deliberationVote, deliberationOutcome) subsume Acorn's community.blacksky.assembly.* records losslessly. Stance, classification, and status are open-enum slugs resolved through community-published vocabularies.

We have a new release (v0.6.0) that exposes FamilyConfig through the codegen public API so downstream consumers can use the same emit pipeline against their own record family without vendoring the target loops. This release also includes typed wrappers for cid-link and IETF BCP 47 language tags.

The TypeScript half gains a generated family.ts that mirrors the Rust family.rs surface. The membership predicate uses an exact NSID set lookup so the type narrowing is sound.

We have a new release (v0.6.0) that exposes FamilyConfig through the codegen public API so downstream consumers can use the same emit pipeline against their own record family without vendoring the target loops. This release also includes typed wrappers for cid-link and IETF BCP 47 language tags.

emit_rust, emit_typescript, and TargetEmitter::emit now take a &FamilyConfig. The CLI continues to pass idiolect_family() so its surface is unchanged; layers-codegen and other downstream consumers construct FamilyConfig::new("MyFamily", "my.ns", "my.ns.") and call the same entry points.

We now have an authoring suite! Fieldwork is a browser-only workshop for community schema curation. It allows you to draft dev.idiolect.* records, then publish straight to your PDS.

Lexicon validation runs through panproto live in the editor, so panproto's atproto-lexicon parser flags issues before you publish.

We now have an authoring suite! Fieldwork is a browser-only workshop for community schema curation. It allows you to draft dev.idiolect.* records, then publish straight to your PDS.

The suite is six tools sharing one in-memory workspace: five composers (dialects, vocabularies, communities, recommendations, and a lens uploader) plus a Lexicon Browser. Imports in one tool feed suggestions in the next.

We have a new release (v0.5.0) that lifts the dev.idiolect.* record set into a first-class RecordFamily abstraction and parameterizes workspace boundaries over it. The indexer, handlers, observer, and orchestrator are all generic over a record family now.

Out-of-family commits drop silently before decode, so an upstream PDS adding a record type ahead of codegen no longer halts the loop.

We have a new release (v0.5.0) that lifts the dev.idiolect.* record set into a first-class RecordFamily abstraction and parameterizes workspace boundaries over it. The indexer, handlers, observer, and orchestrator are all generic over a record family now.

OrFamily<F1, F2> composes two families into one that recognizes every NSID either side contains. Its AnyRecord is OrAny, which is a tagged union over the two halves.

We have a new release (v0.5.0) that lifts the dev.idiolect.* record set into a first-class RecordFamily abstraction and parameterizes workspace boundaries over it. The indexer, handlers, observer, and orchestrator are all generic over a record family now.

We have a new release (v0.4.0) that types every format-declared lexicon field at the Rust boundary, adds Datetime and Uri typed wrappers, and disambiguates crate-root re-exports when two records under different parents share a leaf TypeName.

Datetime and Uri are new newtypes alongside the v0.3.0 Nsid, AtUri, Did. Datetime validates RFC 3339 via time::OffsetDateTime; Uri validates via url::Url. Both expose Deref<Target=str> and the full FromStr-Display-serde trait surface.

We have a new release (v0.4.0) that types every format-declared lexicon field at the Rust boundary, adds Datetime and Uri typed wrappers, and disambiguates crate-root re-exports when two records under different parents share a leaf TypeName.

We have a new release (v0.3.0) that tightens atproto identifiers, restructures the generated tree to mirror the lexicons, refreshes the panproto vendor, and adds a coercion-law verification runner.

Vendored dev.panproto.* lexicons are caught up to v0.39.0. github.com/panproto/pan... PanprotoVcsClient now covers the full dev.panproto.sync.* xrpc surface, not just one fetch_object: object reads, ref reads and writes, commit traversal, schema tree, and registry listings are all supported now.

We have a new release (v0.3.0) that tightens atproto identifiers, restructures the generated tree to mirror the lexicons, refreshes the panproto vendor, and adds a coercion-law verification runner.

Nsid, AtUri, and Did are typed values now that are spec-checked at parse time. A malformed identifier can't reach the firehose decoder, indexer, observer, codegen, or orchestrator.