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Changelog — Book Content

All notable changes to the book content — the chapters and their source under content/ — are recorded here. This log tracks the content edition only. The site generator, PDF renderer, analytics beacon, and other tooling evolve with the repository's commit history and are deliberately not part of this version line.

The current content version lives in content/VERSION. Each version is published as a GitHub Release tagged content-vMAJOR.MINOR with the matching single-file PDF edition attached, so every published state of this living book stays reproducible and downloadable.

Versioning follows Semantic Versioning applied to prose:

  • MAJOR — a structural rewrite, or reordering of parts/chapters.
  • MINOR — new chapters, sections, or substantive new material.
  • PATCH — corrections, clarifications, and small edits that add no new material.

[1.1] - 2026-07-08

Added Agent Package Manager (APM) coverage so the fleet chapters explain how shared agentic components are distributed and governed as supply-chain dependencies.

Added

  • Chapter 11 — Reuse & Memory: APM dependencies via shared/apm.md, showing how imported shared components are declared and resolved like packaged dependencies.
  • Chapter 13 — Governance & FinOps: APM supply-chain governance with apm-policy.yml, covering provenance and policy for third-party agentic components.

[1.0] - 2026-07-03

Initial release of the complete book: fourteen chapters across three parts, each anchored to a concept and carrying a verified, compilable example workflow, following the Repo Assistant from a single triage workflow to a governed multi-repo fleet.

Added

  • Part I — The Individual: Chapters 1–5 — what agentic workflows are, your first workflow, anatomy & the compile model, triggers, and engines.
  • Part II — The Team: Chapters 6–10 — safe outputs, defense in depth, tools & MCP, continuous triage & docs, and continuous review & testing.
  • Part III — The Organization: Chapters 11–14 — reuse & memory, observability & debugging, governance & FinOps, and fleets & adoption.