openplanr 1.25.0

Minor Changes

• Make the Operating Board's contracts visible to the agents they bind, and its state visible to the surfaces that render it.

  A full board cycle run through real coding agents took fourteen schema rejections, three lease expiries, and a Chair that could only be recorded with zero actions — every failure traced to a contract that was enforced precisely and disclosed nowhere. This release fixes the habit, not just the symptoms.

  The response contract ships inside every mandate. harness prepare now discloses the response jsonSchema, the per-role proposal cap, and the allowed proposal types — the exact values the record path enforces. A new openplanr operate harness validate dry-run checks a payload with the same validator as record, returns every violation in one response, and consumes no lease and no idempotency key.

  The Chair can propose again. Its proposal bounds are now derived from the operating registry — the runtime and the registry can no longer disagree — so a consolidation with real route proposals records instead of being rejected wholesale. Registry agreement is asserted for every role by iterating the registry itself.

  Citations accept what mandates authorize. The record-time anchor is aligned with the v1.4 citation contract: dot-prefixed roots (.github, .planr, …) anchor with line precision; backlog (BL-) and quick-task (QT-) artifacts are citable; citations into sibling workspace components resolve against that component's checkout, and a component that cannot be resolved is reported honestly as unresolved — never as fabricated. A second stale copy of the old pattern in the git read layer was found and aligned too.

  The lease is a visible deadline. Every harness handoff carries session.expiresAt and leaseTtlSeconds; recording renews the lease; the default window now comfortably outlasts a long single-agent dispatch and is tunable via OPENPLANR_ADAPTER_LEASE_MS.

  The dashboard can finally see cycles. The CLI emits a public, read-only projection at the paths the pipeline dashboard reads — a deliberate un-retirement of the v1.3 path as a derived surface, including a fix for a storage-migration collision that would otherwise have silently deleted the projection on the next write.

  The CLI stops succeeding silently. The non-interactive operate init that printed nothing and exited 0 now states what input is needed and exits with the input-required code; unrecognized result shapes always render something; inspect points first-time users at the research-first path; and openplanr operate report --html renders a cycle as a self-contained page ready for openplanr artifact open.

  Commitment conflicts are representable and visible. An advisor can record a conflict between an action and a published commitment (one action key plus the commitment reference), and the rendered conflict line carries the commitment's statement and source.

  A cross-component conformance suite now asserts the seams that failed — mandate roots are citable, registry equals runtime, the projection writer and the dashboard reader name the same paths, disclosed contracts equal enforced contracts — so this class of skew fails CI instead of a live cycle. The release workflow also gains a post-publish check that turns manifest drift into a red run instead of a silent gap.