PHASE 89
End-to-end contract coverage
Added coverage diagnostics connecting release-critical pages and machine surfaces to inventory, resource-registry and documentation-map contracts.
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PHASE 88
Documentation link integrity
Added mapped documentation route records, duplicate-path diagnostics and page-source validation without crawling external publisher URLs.
PHASE 87
Public change-impact map
Added explicit review prompts for catalog, source/claim, slug, route, schema, account, runtime and localization changes.
PHASE 86
Public contract dependency graph
Added public data/contract derivation dependencies and outputs without presenting them as runtime service or private application architecture.
PHASE 85
Public download metadata contract
Added deterministic suggested filenames, media types and download boundaries without promising a ZIP/tar bundle.
PHASE 84
Editorial provenance registry
Added public field-origin classes separating SmellBook editorial metadata, third-party source metadata and deterministic derived metadata.
PHASE 83
Evidence recency metadata
Added source publication-age metadata and recency buckets while explicitly separating age from scientific confidence.
PHASE 82
Cross-reference integrity
Added structural validation across public claims, relations and identifier records so broken IDs/slugs surface explicitly.
PHASE 81
Public route template registry
Added explicit record/query route templates and parameter constraints without inventing wildcard routing or generic API filtering.
PHASE 80
Live public schema examples
Added representative public payload examples selected from current data structures rather than hand-invented examples.
PHASE 79
Aggregate public contract health
Added a pass/attention aggregate over quality, policy consistency, runtime budgets, deprecations, schema compatibility and evidence lifecycle without creating a certification score.
PHASE 78
Public stability registry
Added stable/documented/historical/deprecated/not-public classifications tied to current machine surfaces, documentation routes and deprecation state.
PHASE 77
Structured changelog taxonomy
Added deterministic topic and strategy-phase classification for public changelog entries without treating topic classification as ranking.
PHASE 76
Release content manifest
Added a sorted/deduplicated release-critical page and machine-surface manifest with references to snapshot, checksums, fingerprints and compatibility contracts.
PHASE 75
Security header posture
Added a machine-readable summary of configured response protections, HSTS/CSP boundaries and future security-review triggers.
PHASE 74
Public data minimization registry
Added explicit public-by-contract rules and grouped exclusions for private graph, ranking, recommendation, personalization and tracking state.
PHASE 73
Public field derivation map
Added direct-public vs derived-public source-module mappings for catalog, claim, source and relation fields.
PHASE 72
Public query parameter contract
Added explicit q/id query semantics, limits, normalization and error behavior without inventing generic filtering, pagination or sorting parameters.
PHASE 71
Canonical URL and redirect contract
Added canonical entity route families, stable public ID guidance and an explicitly empty current redirect registry with future slug-change policy.
PHASE 70
Deterministic ordering and serialization
Added public collection ordering and serialization semantics for reproducibility while explicitly separating order from ranking.
PHASE 69
Public schema compatibility matrix
Added an explicit matrix of published schema versions and registered snapshots, with migration guidance that lists only versions that actually exist.
PHASE 68
Consumer conformance suite
Added portable public read-contract expectations aligned with stable fixtures, resolver errors and shared response-header semantics.
PHASE 67
Public data retention and traceability
Added public atlas retention, snapshot, correction and deprecation traceability guidance without inventing personal-data retention periods.
PHASE 66
Public HTTP semantics
Added explicit methods, CORS, schema headers, media types and 200/400/404 semantics for the current read-only public surface.
PHASE 65
Public deprecation registry
Added active/deprecated/sunset states and a currently empty public deprecation registry with explicit removal/versioning policy.
PHASE 64
Explicit evidence provenance chains
Added machine-readable smell-to-VERIFIED-claim-to-source chains with missing-reference diagnostics and no overclaiming of source scope.
PHASE 63
Public record fingerprints
Added SHA-256 fingerprints over selected public smell, claim and source fields for change detection without treating hashes as signatures.
PHASE 62
Registered snapshot deltas
Added sequential snapshot metadata/resource/count deltas while explicitly avoiding invented historical field-level content diffs.
PHASE 61
Public OpenAPI description
Added an OpenAPI 3.1 description of representative stable GET-only public read routes with no authentication or write operations.
PHASE 60
Cross-format export parity
Added explicit record-family parity across JSON, CSV, TSV, NDJSON, citation and feed representations.
PHASE 59
Cross-policy consistency and change triggers
Added machine-readable consistency checks across capability, privacy, rights, correction, runtime-budget and localization declarations.
PHASE 58
Developer quickstart and documentation map
Added a grouped documentation map and quickstart path for consuming public SmellBook contracts without guessing where to begin.
PHASE 57
Public release attestation
Added a repository-derived release verification record tied to snapshot, validation, quality and runtime-budget state without claiming cryptographic signing.
PHASE 56
Public validation fixtures
Added stable positive and negative contract examples for entity records, identifier resolution and taxonomy facets.
PHASE 55
Locale and internationalization readiness
Documented the current English-first language/locale posture and explicit change triggers required before translations or localized routes launch.
PHASE 54
Accessibility posture contract
Added machine-readable accessibility commitments and source-level structural requirements without claiming WCAG certification.
PHASE 53
Privacy posture contract
Added runtime-aligned privacy declarations covering accounts, tracking SDKs, browser storage, sensors and public search behavior.
PHASE 52
Public software manifest
Added declared runtime package/version metadata and third-party SDK-category posture without claiming a vulnerability or license audit.
PHASE 51
Controlled public vocabulary registry
Added explicit public labels for evidence states, source tiers, relation kinds, lifecycle states, capability states, cache classes and resource kinds.
PHASE 50
Public evidence coverage contract
Added profile/source/claim VERIFIED-linkage coverage records while explicitly separating coverage from scientific confidence or importance.
PHASE 49
Rights and attribution metadata
Added descriptive public rights scopes and source-attribution metadata without inventing a blanket license or overriding third-party rights.
PHASE 48
Runtime architecture budgets
Added explicit source-enforced runtime budgets for dependencies, client directives, scripts, embeds, storage, sensors and runtime public-data network dependencies.
PHASE 47
Public route regression contract
Added release-critical page and machine-route invariants covering canonical metadata, main-content anchors, server/static-first rendering and read-only machine behavior.
PHASE 46
Source lifecycle and corrections
Added explicit active/corrected/superseded/retracted source states and active/corrected/withdrawn claim states, with no inferred corrections or retractions.
PHASE 45
Public capability and support matrix
Added explicit live/later/not-live/not-public capability records separating current public functionality from future and private systems.
PHASE 44
Cache and response freshness policy
Added machine-readable cache classes and route examples that separate response freshness behavior from editorial freshness.
PHASE 43
Transparent public search corpus
Added a machine-readable search corpus, field contract and normalization semantics while keeping internal lexical scoring weights private.
PHASE 42
Unified public resource registry
Added a single registry describing public data, documentation and discovery surfaces by method, media type, cache class, stability and read-only behavior.
PHASE 41
Public consumer and error contract
Added shared schema-version response headers, standardized public errors, a consumer contract and representative request examples for the read-only data surface.
PHASE 40
Public data lineage and reproducibility
Added explicit version-controlled source-to-export lineage, documented runtime non-dependencies and a reproducibility contract tied to snapshots and checksums.