AgentPlat 1.4.0 verified release

All 70 of 70 packages are published to npm at version 1.4.0 under latest. The protected publish and verification run completed successfully: GitHub Actions run 39893775787 (opens in a new tab). Release source commit: efb6e976 (opens in a new tab).

The workflow published 68 packages through npm OIDC and verified the two new bootstrap packages, @agentplat/artifacts and @agentplat/artifacts-postgres, through their interactive bootstrap procedure. It checked package bytes, signatures, OIDC provenance and registry consumers, including Planner and artifacts with PostgreSQL, portable/durable consumers and npm on Node 22.

These checks verify the published artifacts and bounded consumer integrations. They do not constitute production-scale validation or general production readiness. Planner activation, schema migrations and host integrations remain deliberate adopter decisions.

What changed

• AgentPlat Planner for Rooms (PR #221): optional concurrent Room objectives, plans and reports with versioned history, shared monetary reservations, governed review, and a @agentplat/workflows-rooms bridge that wraps Planner calls in durable workflow attempts.
• Persistent memory and reviewed definitions (PR #222): stable-agent subjects, separately authorized personal/shared audiences, immutable correction and retirement revisions, exact context references, and review coordinates in existing governance history.
• Artifacts (PR #226): optional tenant-scoped artifacts with immutable revisions, compare-and-set writes, PostgreSQL persistence, transactional event outbox and opt-in agent tools. Supported inert formats are Markdown, text, code, CSV, HTML and syntax-validated JSON. These packages do not generate PDF, XLSX or PPTX.
• The coordinated release aligns all 70 catalog packages at 1.4.0; see the package/API catalog.

Adoption

• Planner guide documents Room migration 019 and workflows migration 001, shared budget/review behavior, explicit activation and recovery constraints.
• Persistent memory guide documents the separate opt-in memory ledger and the published consumer guide's exact setup.
• Artifacts guide documents explicit migrations, tool registration, CAS and outbox behavior.

Migration runners do not run automatically when adapters are constructed. Review backup, schema, migration status and rollback consequences in the relevant package guidance before adoption. These changes do not update Agents.Grishen; its integration is independent work.