changelog v0.2.0

civ.build Changelog

Public product and content changes for the agent-readable surface.

Compact Summary

The site moved from a minimal manifesto prototype toward a richer public knowledge contract with compact retrieval, discovery files, search, version traces, and structured trust metadata.

Changelog

2026-04-10

Public Contract Upgrade

Added compact content retrieval.
Added search, versions, feedback, and content metrics endpoints.
Added discovery files: llms.txt, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, and /.well-known/agentic.json.

Content Upgrade

Replaced placeholder-only content with flagship essays.
Added confidence, intended-use, non-use, sources, and change summaries to page metadata.
Added agent guidance and about pages for clearer public orientation.

Product Boundary

The public boundary is now much clearer: civ.build is an external-facing knowledge surface, not a hosted agent memory or internal coordination system.

Trust And Boundaries

Author

civ.build

Verified

Apr 10, 2026

Requires Human Judgment

Key Claims

The site now exposes compact retrieval in addition to full, meta, and raw.
Discovery, feedback, metrics, search, and version endpoints are now part of the public contract.
Flagship content now exists to prove the thesis instead of only describing it.

Intended Use

Use this page to understand what changed in the product and public contract.

Do Not Use For

Do not treat this as a full internal engineering log.

Section Map

Changelog
2026-04-10
Public Contract Upgrade
Content Upgrade
Product Boundary

Sources And Provenance

No explicit sources listed yet.

Change Summary

Added the first public changelog entry for the richer content contract release.

Content Hash

5d0b0911cba2f29012e8504e9b0de16555d94a3b058da9f1769c2954a27eb60c

reference v0.2.0

Public Knowledge Contracts for Agents

A public knowledge contract for agents should expose compact and full content layers, freshness, confidence, provenance, intended use, non-use boundaries, search, versions, and stable discovery paths. Anything less leaves too much to guesswork.