Releases: repoforge-dev/authority-layer
Releases · repoforge-dev/authority-layer
v0.1.5 - npm page fix
What's changed
- Fixed npm package page not displaying README (README.md was missing from the package directory)
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- Automated README sync: root README.md is now copied into the package automatically on every publish via prepublishOnly
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- No API changes
Full Changelog: v0.1.4...v0.1.5
- No API changes
v0.1.4 - improved package description
What's changed
- Updated npm package description to use high-intent search phrases
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- New description: "Runtime guardrails for AI agents that enforce token budgets, loop limits, and tool rate limits locally."
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- Added
examples/openai-agent.ts- full OpenAI SDK integration example with budget cap, loop guard, and throttle
Full Changelog: v0.1.3...v0.1.4
- Added
v0.1.3 - optimized npm keywords
What's changed
- Replaced generic npm keywords with compound search phrases targeting real developer queries
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- New keywords:
ai-agents,agent-runtime,runtime-guardrails,llm-guardrails,token-cost-control,execution-limits,agentic-ai,ai-infrastructure,runtime-safety
Full Changelog: v0.1.2...v0.1.3
- New keywords:
v0.1.2 - simulate CLI command + docs restructure
What's changed
New feature: npx authority-layer simulate
- Runs a canned agent loop that intentionally exceeds the budget cap
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- Prints the structured
EnforcementHaltobject and full tamper-evident event chain
- Prints the structured
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Event chain integrity: VERIFIEDconfirmation on every run
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- CLI dispatcher routes
doctor,simulate, and unknown commands with a help message
- CLI dispatcher routes
Documentation restructure
- README shortened to a clean developer landing page (~110 lines)
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- Full reference docs moved to
docs/folder:
- Full reference docs moved to
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docs/concepts.md- philosophy and local-first enforcement model
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docs/enforcement.md- all three primitives with full detail
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docs/api.md- complete method-by-method API reference
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docs/integrity.md- hash-linked chain mechanics and security guarantees
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- New animated terminal demo SVG showing the npm install -> doctor -> enforcement halt flow
Other improvements
- Problem hook added to README ("Autonomous agents can silently burn thousands of dollars...")
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- Checkmark-style guarantee bullets
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- Credibility signal before License section
Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.1.2
- Credibility signal before License section
v0.1.1 - Documentation & badge improvements
What's changed
- Comprehensive README rewrite - full API reference, enforcement primitives, audit chain docs
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- Fixed CI workflow - corrected workspace name (authority-layer not @authority-layer/core)
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- Consistent blue badge color scheme (npm version, MIT license)
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- Removed broken downloads badge (too new for shields.io indexing)
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- Fixed repository.url field in package.json (now uses correct git+https:// prefix)
Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1
- Fixed repository.url field in package.json (now uses correct git+https:// prefix)
AuthorityLayer v0.1.0 — Initial SDK Release
Initial release of AuthorityLayer.
Hard execution and budget limits for autonomous agents enforced locally.
Features
• Budget guard
• Loop guard
• Tool throttle
• Hash-linked event integrity chain
• authority-layer doctor CLI
• Zero runtime dependencies