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QZX releases and published artifacts

Each release page preserves the version, date, published Python requirement, installation command, artifact evidence and exact links to PyPI and GitHub. Development documentation remains a separate channel.

Published Alpha · September 8, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.8

This Alpha release closes the 0.2.2.0.8 pre-release line as the normal installation channel so a standard pip upgrade receives the current 88-command QZX package and its five-SDK Result Contract interoperability evidence without requiring --pre; QZX remains Development Status Alpha and does not promise stable APIs.

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Python >=3.11 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · September 7, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.8a1

This Alpha release turns QZX Result Contract interoperability into reproducible evidence across five official MCP SDKs—TypeScript, Python, Go, C# and Java—while tightening strict JSON validation, composable CI failure reporting, and source-distribution completeness for every README-linked document. The SDK fixtures are QZX-maintained reference evidence, not independent adoption.

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Python >=3.11 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · September 5, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.7

This Alpha release removes two major adoption barriers: normal pip installs now select the current QZX distribution, and standard CPython 3.11+ is supported while 3.13 remains the cross-platform certification runtime; it also hardens Windows junction and timed-out process-tree safety.

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Python >=3.11 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · September 4, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.7a9

This Alpha release adds a one-command read-only storage diagnosis that combines capacity, bounded large-file discovery, and byte-verified duplicate evidence, then connects that workflow to QZX's strongest observed disk-space acquisition path.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · September 4, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.7a8

This Alpha release turns project diagnosis into an actionable human briefing while preserving complete JSON evidence, fixes unavailable Git state being reported as clean, and aligns installation, practical onboarding and creator-service discovery across the product.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · August 25, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.7a7

This Alpha release introduces a professional read-only onboarding path, deterministic UTF-8 terminal output, and a fail-closed publication transaction that verifies exact artifacts, internal manifests, command inventory, GitHub, PyPI, and qzx.yumbale.com before advancing main.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · August 21, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.7a6

Publishes the complete validated engineering campaign, hardened bounded file analysis, CLI and result contracts, installed-wheel verification, and mandatory GitHub/PyPI/website parity.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · August 8, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.7a5

This Alpha pre-release resolves command-vocabulary debt before Beta by replacing systemInfo with getSystemInfo, projectDoctor with diagnoseProject, and getFileHash with calculateFileHash; narrows version to package identity; and re-establishes Golden Core platform evidence across 10 CI environments without retaining obsolete CLI aliases.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · August 8, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.7a3

This Alpha pre-release binds QZX Golden Core platform evidence to portable per-command implementation digests, resolves meaningful failure evidence for all 15 selected commands, and hardens package-index README links against PyPI-relative 404 paths while keeping release-quality and lifecycle promotion as independent gates.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · August 8, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.7a2

This Alpha pre-release turns QZX Golden Core platform coverage into reproducible evidence: all 15 selected commands ran successfully across 10 Windows, Linux, and macOS CI environments, with sanitized per-run records and a deterministic aggregate bound to the exact source revision.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · August 8, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.7a1

This Alpha pre-release establishes the evidence-driven 15-command QZX Golden Core, publishes positive and negative Result Contract v1 conformance fixtures and adoption intake, fixes help and listFiles contracts, and keeps every selected command honestly at Alpha while exposing the two controlled-success evidence gaps.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · August 7, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.6

This Alpha product milestone publishes QZX Result Contract v1 as an open JSON Schema, validator, and runtime-enforced result envelope, then closes the 0.2.2.0.6aN package sequence so a normal pip installation selects the current 87-command QZX package while command maturity remains explicit.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · July 30, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.6a13

This breaking Alpha consolidates overlapping project diagnostics into a substantially stronger projectDoctor, removes the redundant language-statistics command, centralizes strict boolean parsing for safer approvals, and publishes a clearer 87-command vocabulary with synchronized bilingual documentation and reproducible website evidence.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · July 30, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.6a12

This corrective Alpha makes every packaged README identify its own immutable source release, adds a distribution barrier against stale release wording, and keeps PyPI authoritative for installation selection.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · July 30, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.6a11

This breaking Alpha replaces the misleading findDeadCode command with findUnusedCode, fixes internal-reference and framework-discovery false positives, excludes generated and dependency trees, and restores projectDoctor to evidence-based scoring.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · July 30, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.6a10

This corrective Alpha removes the final compatibility-only parameters and migration branches from inspectPort, leaving one explicit read-only contract with synchronized bilingual documentation.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · July 30, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.6a9

This breaking Alpha replaces the inherited compatibility layer with one canonical 89-command vocabulary, clearer names, stricter structured contracts, stronger backup barriers, and synchronized bilingual documentation.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · July 30, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.6a8

This corrective Alpha preserves the validated 96-command runtime while adding a release gate that verifies metadata, attribution, hashes, PyPI rendering, and executable mode 0755 for qzx.sh before publication.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · July 30, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.6a7

This Alpha pre-release makes QZX startup subsecond, makes the Unix launcher POSIX-portable, fixes Windows interpreter discovery across x64, x86, and ARM64, hardens macOS port inspection, and validates the 96-command interface across the full platform matrix.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · July 30, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.6a5

This Alpha pre-release cuts QZX startup from a reported 20–60 seconds to a subsecond welcome path, loads commands lazily from a validated index, adds transactional workspace and deployment safeguards, makes the Unix launcher portable across POSIX systems, and ships a manually reviewed 96-command catalog.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · July 30, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.6a4

This corrective Alpha completes Unix launcher validation on minimal Alpine Linux, adds Git where real deployment tests require it, and verifies remote deployment backups through SSH.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · July 30, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.6a2

This Alpha hotfix restores the executable Git mode of qzx.sh for Unix checkouts while preserving the broader startup, safety, deployment, diagnostics, and command-catalog improvements from Alpha 1.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · July 30, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.6a1

This Alpha adds fast lazy CLI startup, transactional workspace repair and deployment, constrained native diagnostics, read-only project bootstrap planning, and a manually reviewed 96-command catalog.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · July 29, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.5

This Alpha release makes downloads, ZIP operations, forced path replacement, workspace repair, and real formatting transactional and recoverable; strengthens duplicate verification; keeps language-analysis JSON clean and failure-aware; and expands certified automation across 16 documented environments.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · July 29, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.4

This Alpha release adds an independent lifecycle for every QZX command, clearer human and JSON results, stronger safety checks, and cross-platform hardening validated on Windows, Linux, macOS, BSD, OmniOS, and Oracle Solaris.

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Python >=3.13 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS

Published Alpha · July 24, 2026

QZX 0.2.2.0.2

This corrective release updates the public author and maintainer contact and tightens source-distribution hygiene so private operational files and tests are not packaged.

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Python >=3.9 Apache-2.0 Windows, Linux and macOS