v1.0.0 Known Limitations
Status: owner-operated promoted releaseRoadmap revision: v1-r3
@context-action/react/webmcpand@context-action/webmcpare experimental browser integrations. They are not part of the stable 1.x promise.- WebMCP returns an inert unsupported scope outside a supported browser environment. Applications must not treat it as a server-side tool runtime.
afterExecutenotifications are deliberately detached from the canonical tool result. They are not a transaction hook and cannot veto or rewrite a completed execution.- The development evidence bundles were generated from a dirty working tree. They demonstrate reproducibility but cannot certify an RC or final artifact.
- The promoted
latestconsumer matrix and npm registry provenance verification have passed. The single-maintainer policy does not impose an unavailable independent-auditor gate; future promotions remain protected by automated checks. - The immutable
@context-action/tool-protocol@1.0.0artifact bundles aCHANGELOG.mdwhose newest entry is0.8.9; it cannot be repaired in place. Protected packaging-only patch@context-action/tool-protocol@1.0.1resolved the distribution-facing issue, ownslatest, preservesnext=1.0.0andrc=1.0.0-rc.0, and changes no runtime API or declaration contract. Its exact-version consumer and npm attestation provenance evidence are recorded atrelease-evidence/tool-protocol-changelog-patch-1.0.1-31349046893/. - The accidental WebMCP RC
latesttag has been replaced by the protected@context-action/webmcp@0.1.1hygiene patch. Run31341251251recordedlatest=0.1.1,next=0.1.0,rc=0.1.0-rc.0, and a passing external consumer check. Direct tag deletion is intentionally not used: it failed under OIDC (E401) and the configured automation token (E403in run31328975435). WebMCP remains experimental and is excluded from the v1 stable-promotion target set. - The immutable
@context-action/webmcp@0.1.1tarball starts its bundledCHANGELOG.mdat0.1.0. Protected maintenance run31364068737published@context-action/webmcp@0.1.2tolatest, with the corrected bundled changelog and a passing reverse-dependency consumer matrix. The affected0.1.1archive remains immutable historical evidence. - The immutable
@context-action/webmcp@0.1.2tarball correctly starts its bundled changelog at0.1.2, but marks that entry asUnreleaseddespite the completed publication. The source changelog records the 2026-08-10 release date and the generic verifier rejectsUnreleasedentries whenever a package version is already published. The archive cannot be changed in place, so the next functional WebMCP patch must carry the corrected state.
Report any newly discovered P0/P1 issue in the issue ledger and reopen the affected gate before preparing a future stable patch or minor.