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  • 0.9 Release

    Kernel capability proof: boot a tiny Incan-authored freestanding kernel under QEMU with init logic, serial output, panic path, allocator hookup, and one low-level capability proof.

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  • 0.8 Release

    Freestanding foundations: target profiles, runtime layering, no-std build mode, panic/allocator hooks, ABI/layout controls, unsafe model, and freestanding package metadata.

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  • 0.7 Release

    Feature reopening release: resume broader language, package, registry, lifecycle, interop, docs-generation, editor, and product-surface work after the backend replacement is complete.

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  • 1.0 Release

    Stabilization and public contract release: consolidate the post-cutover compiler architecture, ABI/package direction, tooling contracts, stdlib maturity, ecosystem workflows, and documentation into a coherent 1.0 surface.

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  • 0.6 Release

    Backend cutover release: remove the Rust-source backend from the normal compiler path, preserve supported behavior through the replacement backend, add compatibility/migration reporting, and keep only runtime/DSL RFC scope that stress-tests or supports the new backend.

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  • 0.5 Release

    Backend foundation and Hees.ai proof release: begin deprecating the Rust-source backend as the semantic path by introducing stable compiler IDs, backend-neutral semantic facts, IncanType/semantic type modeling, ABI v0 design hooks, HIR v0, behavior inventory, and migration scaffolding. Stdlib RFC/work is allowed. Hees.ai work is allowed as a constrained commercial/dogfood lane that validates the compiler, stdlib, and tooling direction without reopening broad feature scope.

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  • 0.4 Release

    Tooling and inspection release: canonical SDK install path, zero-clone starter flow, first-contact docs, machine-readable diagnostics, diagnostic explain catalog, codegraph export, generated Rust/artifact inspection, and build reports. No new language/runtime feature scope unless it directly supports the tooling path.

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  • 0.3 Release

    v0.3 is the foundation-hardening release: compiler/runtime trust, reproducible project tooling, source-backed stdlib growth, Rust interop, testing, docs, and practical data/interoperability plumbing. Scope is limited to release-ready 0.3 work; installer packaging, registry/workspace/capability product surfaces, native Windows support, and broader 0.4 lifecycle work stay deferred.

    Due by May 27, 2026
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