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keel-permit registry v24 supersedes v23. It uses the same rule, an explicit acronym for every canonical AI Permit-to-… title, but with the AI-PT prefix v22 used instead of AI-P2:
PTW is the established "Permit to Work" term.
AI-P2P reads as peer-to-peer or procure-to-pay.
v22's published AI-PTW/AI-PTP/AI-PTT stay unchanged.
3.31.0 ships v23 as canonical, so keel-api can't move to v24 until a verifier ships it. keel-api production still pins 3.30.1 and v22, so no production record has rendered AI-P2.
What changes
Vendored data:presentation_registry/v24.json and v24.schema.json, byte-identical to keel-permit f0af322.
v24 is added to the parity map and the wheel-content check.
permit_presentation.py:
v24 is first in the newest-first scan, is the load_permit_presentation_registry() registry, and is the fallback for selector v22. Permits issued under selector v22 now report keel.presentation_registry.v24.
The cross-history alias set is unchanged: Work, Pay and Transfer resolve through v24 and read AI-PTW, AI-PTP and AI-PTT again.
v23 stays vendored and byte-identical. It names the same selector registry as v24, so v24 shadows it and no Permit resolves through v23.
Every other historical Permit keeps the registry it resolved under, as in 3.31.0.
Tests:
v24's acronyms are exactly v23's with the AI-PT prefix (101, unique, ^AI-PT[A-Z]{1,4}$);
v22's three acronyms are preserved;
v24 equals v22 apart from acronyms;
v23 bytes are pinned by sha256;
Grant-Group-Access resolves to AI-PTGGA and Pay to AI-PTP;
the v21-era Pay alias resolves to AI-PTP;
expectations that named v23 now name v24.
Release 3.32.0 (second commit):
bumps __init__, pyproject and capability/v1.json;
renames ## Unreleased to ## 3.32.0;
moves the self-check guards forward and regenerates the embedded manifest for v3.32.0.
The TSA trust bundle is unchanged from 3.31.0.
Release corpus (third commit): release.yml's qualification corpus is pinned to keel-permit f0af322.
Full suite: 1602 passed, 31 skipped, and one environmental failure. test_trusted_voice_and_real_tsa_success picked up macOS LibreSSL. With KEEL_OPENSSL_BIN set to OpenSSL 3.6.5, as CI does, the voice, TSA-trust and parity files pass 55/55. The parity test ran with KEEL_PERMIT_PTX_ROOT at keel-permit f0af322.
After merge
Push the v3.32.0 tag, which runs the release workflow.
keelapi/keel-api#838 re-syncs to v24 and repins 3.32.0, then keelapi/keel-dashboard#280 reads v24.
Version notes:
3.31.0 stays published and is superseded by 3.32.0.
TSA coverage is the same as 3.30.1 and 3.31.0: the CI freshness guard trips 2026-11-18T16:40:26Z, so a CRL refresh is still needed before then.
Added presentation registry v24, now used as the canonical identity registry for Permit resolution. Three cross-history aliases return to their established labels.
Updated the release to version 3.32.0.
Documentation
Added release notes describing registry v24 and its relationship to earlier registries.
Chores
Updated release verification to use the coordinated qualification corpus revision.
…ronyms)
keel-permit presentation registry v24 (keelapi/keel-permit#64, f0af322)
supersedes v23: the same explicit acronym for every canonical
"AI Permit-to-..." title, with the AI-PT prefix v22 used instead of AI-P2.
Titles, definitions, leading fields and evidence sections are unchanged.
- Vendor v24 and its schema byte-for-byte and add them to the sync script,
the vendored-artifact parity map and the wheel content check.
- v24 is the current canonical identity registry. Permits issued under
semantic selector registry v22 resolve through it; v23 stays vendored and
byte-identical, and no Permit resolves through it.
- The v22 cross-history aliases (Work, Pay, Transfer) resolve through v24
and read AI-PTW, AI-PTP and AI-PTT again, the values v22 published. Every
other historical Permit keeps the registry it resolved under.
- Tests for the AI-PT rule (v23's acronyms with the AI-PT prefix), v22's
three acronyms preserved, v24 titles equal to v22, and v23 byte stability.
- Regenerate the embedded candidate manifest (no version bump).
Presentation stays non-authorizing: verdicts, claims, cryptographic checks
and exit codes are unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: sftimeless <37782990+sftimeless@users.noreply.github.com>
Presentation registry v24 becomes canonical for Permit identity resolution, including the selector-registry v22 fallback. The project advances to version 3.32.0, with updated release metadata, artifact checks, and qualification-corpus pin.
The resolver selects v24 as the canonical identity registry and as the v22 legacy fallback. The v24 schema and artifact mappings are added. Tests check the AI-PT acronym format, preserved v22 profile details, unchanged v23 registry bytes, and v24 packaging and parity.
Project and verifier metadata advance to 3.32.0. The release manifest updates its identity, URLs, and digests. The workflow pins the updated qualification-corpus commit, and release checks expect the new version.
keelapi/keel-verifier#123: It changes the same presentation-registry selection and selector-registry v22 alias behavior, which this PR updates to v24 and AI-PT acronyms.
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Vendors the v24 bytes from keelapi/keel-permit#64, merged as
f0af322.Why
keel-permit registry v24 supersedes v23. It uses the same rule, an explicit acronym for every canonical
AI Permit-to-…title, but with theAI-PTprefix v22 used instead ofAI-P2:AI-P2Preads as peer-to-peer or procure-to-pay.AI-PTW/AI-PTP/AI-PTTstay unchanged.3.31.0 ships v23 as canonical, so keel-api can't move to v24 until a verifier ships it. keel-api production still pins 3.30.1 and v22, so no production record has rendered
AI-P2.What changes
presentation_registry/v24.jsonandv24.schema.json, byte-identical to keel-permitf0af322.scripts/sync_permit_to_x_artifacts.py --source <f0af322 checkout>reproduces them; nothing else drifted.permit_presentation.py:load_permit_presentation_registry()registry, and is the fallback for selector v22. Permits issued under selector v22 now reportkeel.presentation_registry.v24.AI-PTW,AI-PTPandAI-PTTagain.AI-PTprefix (101, unique,^AI-PT[A-Z]{1,4}$);AI-PTGGAand Pay toAI-PTP;AI-PTP;__init__,pyprojectandcapability/v1.json;## Unreleasedto## 3.32.0;v3.32.0.release.yml's qualification corpus is pinned to keel-permitf0af322.Checks (local, Python 3.12, OpenSSL 3.6.5)
ruff check .passes.test_trusted_voice_and_real_tsa_successpicked up macOS LibreSSL. WithKEEL_OPENSSL_BINset to OpenSSL 3.6.5, as CI does, the voice, TSA-trust and parity files pass 55/55. The parity test ran withKEEL_PERMIT_PTX_ROOTat keel-permitf0af322.After merge
v3.32.0tag, which runs the release workflow.Version notes:
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