Reference · Coordinated identity · immutable history

Compatibility and version support

Bind application, SDK, MCP, AI skills, verifier, registry, operation matrix, and tool inventory to the exact v124 coordinated identity.

Stable route
/reference/compatibility
Version
v124 contract
Source SHA-256
9174207a557c146cb6feac4a0e35d503af3d945f71d56b3f77c77b00fb6f9653

Solved outcome

What this enables

Accept current mechanics only when every coordinated surface agrees, while retaining immutable read, verify, and export compatibility for historical proof objects.

Exact form

Signature or request

application source 124.1.0 · coordinated package source 124.1.0 · public package evidence confirms 124.1.0 · ruleset 124.0.0 · supported current range >=124.0.0 <125.0.0 · 53 application operations · 169 MCP tools · six V124.1 capability families

Inputs

Inputs and constraints

  1. Exact package versions.
  2. Registry digest d02429151b0bcebdaeb89485792e377afc55130f9a25e07982c1c88221314247.
  3. Operation matrix digest 540d1c1bf39f1b288b257c79a6e020bdcc5e587fc9b7dbf6b7aaa5d082e20ad5.

Outputs

Output and receipt

  1. Coordinated compatibility verdict
  2. Explicit current or historical class
  3. No cross-major current contract

Stable recovery

Failures

COORDINATED_RELEASE_IDENTITY_REQUIRED

Stop publication and align every named current-release surface exactly.

node_modules/@receiz/sdk/dist/v122Registry.generated.js · e813f25309b262a2b1f3c70458519b5229f8bcff72d2b5a3b1cfe0aea5c8f3f5

Offline

Offline behavior

Historical sealed proof objects remain exact-byte verifiable offline. Current runtime admissions and capabilities do not travel forward as authority.

Authority

Truth boundary

Begin with exact held artifact bytes and local verification. SDK, HTTP, MCP, AI, framework, server, session, and UI mechanics may transport, coordinate, inspect, or distribute beneath the sealed Receiz proof object. They do not become proof authority.

The enclosing sealed Receiz proof object and its exact bytes are the stronger source of truth.Record Moment and Seal File are independent local operations after one-time anonymous Signature V4 device enrollment. Neither requires an account or server signer. Identity and account continuity remain optional projections beneath public verification.

Permanent anchor · #compatibility-current-identity

Current identity

Current repository and independently observed public package conformance requires application, SDK, MCP server, AI skills, verifier, V124 registry digest, 53-operation matrix digest, 169-tool MCP registry, six-family capability inventory, and the complete v124 SDK surface to match 124.1.0.

Permanent anchor · #compatibility-version-matrix

Version matrix

Use coordinated source and public packages at 124.1.0 with ruleset 124.0.0 and supported current range >=124.0.0 <125.0.0. Upgrade the three public packages together. Stable v122/v123 wire schemas and method suffixes remain protocol identities. Do not combine current authority-bearing runtime objects across incompatible coordinated identities.

Permanent anchor · #compatibility-registry

Registry

Bind the current registry digest before admission, planning, capability verification, or commit. Registry projection is law input beneath the verified artifact and cannot rewrite historical bytes.

Permanent anchor · #compatibility-operation-matrix

Operation matrix

Bind operation identifiers, input authority, required evidence, output authority, process boundary, namespace policy, and compatible SDK range exactly.

Permanent anchor · #compatibility-historical-artifacts

Historical artifacts

Historical sealed proof objects remain exact-byte readable, verifiable, and exportable. Historical runtime admissions, plans, capabilities, stores, or confirmations do not authorize v124 operations.

Permanent anchor · #compatibility-upgrade-rules

Upgrade rules

Upgrade coordinated mechanics together, preserve immutable historical proof, regenerate projections, and rerun identity, verification, MCP, AI-skill, and release-identity conformance.

Permanent anchor · #compatibility-end-to-end-example

End-to-end example

The universal example compiles against v124 declarations. A future declaration change must fail the compile contract before published code can drift.

Copyable path

Authenticated SDK issuance → Verify → inspect receipt

import { createReceizClient } from "@receiz/sdk";

// Begin with the complete proof object already held by the person or runtime.
const encoded = process.env.RECEIZ_ARTIFACT_BASE64;
if (!encoded) throw new Error("RECEIZ_ARTIFACT_BASE64 is required");
const artifactBytes = Uint8Array.from(Buffer.from(encoded, "base64"));

// Local verification is account-free and precedes every transport projection.
const receiz = createReceizClient();
const verification = await receiz.verification.verifyArtifact(artifactBytes);
if (verification.status !== "verified-artifact") {
  throw new Error(`Artifact verification status: ${verification.status}`);
}
console.log(verification.status);

Deterministic check

Conformance

pnpm test:coordinated-release-identity

Run from the Receiz repository against the exact coordinated package identity. A command result is evidence beneath sealed artifact truth.