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All notable changes to Claudeway. Format based on Keep a Changelog; versions adhere to Semantic Versioning. Dates are ISO 8601 (UTC).

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0.3.2 — 2026-07-26

Maintenance release — CI/docs only, no package behavior change.

Changed

  • Publish workflow uses OIDC trusted publishing (no API tokens). PyPI trusted-publisher configuration corrected; the GitHub Actions workflow now mints a short-lived OIDC token at publish time. Removes the need for any long-lived PYPI_API_TOKEN secret on the repo.
  • README ships with a canonical Open Graph image and banner. Social previews (Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Slack, Discord) now render the Claudeway card instead of a blank tile.

0.3.1 — 2026-07-26

Hotfix release. Unblocks pip install claudeway[benchmark] on Windows.

Fixed

  • [benchmark] extra no longer pulls litellm. The litellm>=1.18 dep transitively requires a Rust build toolchain that fails on Windows. The killer demo (examples/killer_demo.py) now imports litellm lazily with a try/except — token-cost tracking is degraded on Windows when litellm is absent (it was already unreliable on Windows + litellm 1.18+ per the inline comment), but the demo itself runs. Full token tracking on Linux/macOS is restored by pip install litellm separately. The Docker compose appliance (which is Linux) installs litellm in its Dockerfile.

0.3.0 — 2026-07-25

The "everyone has agents, nobody has agreement" release. Claudeway ships as the coordination layer that LangGraph, CrewAI, Microsoft Agent Framework, and Buzzrooms all lack, with post-quantum-ready signatures and a reproducible benchmark showing Claudeway beats both single Claude and CrewAI on hard questions.

Added

  • LangGraph adapter (claudeway.adapters.langgraph): drop Claudeway consensus into a StateGraph as a single node. Two entry points — make_consensus_node(swarm) and build_consensus_graph(swarm). Lazy import; install with pip install claudeway[langgraph].
  • Microsoft Agent Framework adapter (claudeway.adapters.maf): Claudeway as a MAF workflow + agent. MAF is Microsoft's unified successor to AutoGen + Semantic Kernel. Install with pip install claudeway[maf].
  • CrewAI adapter (claudeway.adapters.crewai): Claudeway consensus as a @tool and as a Flow. Inverts the killer demo — a CrewAI crew can call Claudeway for agreement. Install with pip install claudeway[crewai].
  • Post-quantum signature backend (claudeway.signing_pq.MLDSABackend): ML-DSA-65 / FIPS 204 signatures. Same receipt, same canonical payload hash — swap in at the SignatureBackend ABC. Pure-Python (dilithium-py), installs everywhere with no native build tools. Install with pip install claudeway[pq].
  • Consensus transparency log (claudeway.transparency): RFC 6962-style append-only log of consensus results, anchored to Nostr on a cadence. Tamper-evident beyond the per-receipt signature.
  • Streaming consensus events: OnEvent callback hook surfaces AgentCompleted and ConsensusResolved events as they happen. Observable from any adapter (MAF, LangGraph, custom host).
  • Adversarial security test suite (tests/test_adversarial.py): 20 tests across 7 attack classes — signature forgery, receipt tampering, transport malleability, key reuse, replay, downgrade, and timestamp manipulation. Documented in docs/THREAT-MODEL.md.
  • Threat model (docs/THREAT-MODEL.md): explicit attacker assumptions, what the signatures defend against, what they don't.
  • Docs site (jordannewell.github.io/claudeway): mkdocs-material + mkdocstrings API reference. Auto-builds on push to main via the docs.yml workflow.
  • Community policies: SECURITY.md (private vuln disclosure + SLA), CONTRIBUTING.md (branch model, commit rules, test commands), CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md (Contributor Covenant 2.1), issue templates.
  • Killer benchmark (examples/killer_demo.py): same hard question → single Claude vs CrewAI vs Claudeway, blind LLM-judge scoring. Claudeway scores 18/20 (range 17–19) vs CrewAI 13/20 vs single Claude 11/20. Mann-Whitney U for non-parametric significance.

Fixed

  • Stable signing key in adapters: the LangGraph/CrewAI/MAF adapters now reuse a stable Ed25519 key across runs instead of regenerating per call, so signatures verify across runs and receipts are diffable.
  • Tolerant structured-output parser: <answer> now carries the full response, parser falls back to "everything after <answer>" when small models truncate before </answer>. Latent ConsensusResult.to_dict() crash on dict-form responses fixed.
  • Substantive <answer> contract: prompt explicitly requires the full multi-paragraph analysis inside <answer>, not a one-word verdict.
  • Agent.think no longer passes tools=None as a kwarg (Anthropic SDK rejects it; previously suppressed when no tools were registered).
  • asyncio.run_coroutine_threadsafe self-deadlock in adapter async→sync bridges: replaced with a fresh daemon worker thread + own loop. Works whether the caller is sync, async, or already in a thread.
  • Dropped dead secp256k1 fallback in transports._nostr_sign. The path called a lib.schnorr_sign API that never existed in coincurve; coincurve ships prebuilt wheels on all targets, so the CFFI fallback was dead complexity.
  • [nostr] extra mismatch in pyproject.toml: was pynostr, code imports coincurve. Fixed.

Changed

  • README rewritten around the killer demo and LangGraph adapter.

0.2.0 — 2026-07-25

Added

  • Verifiable multi-agent consensus for Claude — initial public release.
  • Real consensus — WeightedVote (cheap, default) and Debate (revision round when agents disagree, cost-guarded early-exit).
  • Real decomposition — Coordinator parses a JSON plan and runs specialists in dependency-respecting parallel order.
  • Concurrent execution — N-agent swarms issue all Claude calls in parallel via asyncio.gather.
  • Ed25519 signed receipts — ConsensusReceipt, Ed25519Backend, swappable SignatureBackend ABC (post-quantum-ready).
  • Three transports — JSON receipt, W3C Verifiable Credential, Nostr NIP-78 event (kind: 30078).
  • MCP server (claudeway-mcp): exposes reach_consensus and verify_consensus as MCP tools for any MCP-capable agent.
  • Buzz adapter (Nostr transport): to_nostr_event produces spec-correct events. Verified under nak (reference Nostr CLI); end-to-end tested against nak serve. Demo at examples/buzz_consensus_demo.py.
  • Lean extras model — base install is 4 dependencies. [mcp], [nostr], [runner], [persist], [dev] are opt-in.
  • CI — matrix (Ubuntu + Windows) × Python 3.11/3.12/3.13, ruff, pytest, wheel build + contents verification.
  • LICENSE (MIT, Jordan Newell 2026), README + QUICKSTART rewritten around the coordination wedge.

0.1.0 — 2026-07-24

Added

  • Initial pre-release platform implementation (Next.js dashboard, FastAPI runner scaffolding, port management). Superseded by the 0.2.0 rewrite around the SDK + consensus wedge. The dashboard and multi-tenant runner are deferred — see docs/DEPRECATION.md.