- Introduced multiple guides for workflows including Evidence Pack Validation, Incident Response, Model Validation, Performance & HIL, Release Signing, SBOM Validation, Secret Scanning, and Supply Chain Attestation.
- Created dynamic badges for each workflow to reflect their status and compliance.
- Implemented a checklist for validating CI/CD workflows and evidence packs.
- Developed scripts for building firmware, testing, collecting evidence, and generating audit reports.
- Added tools for generating community, documentation, quality, and security badges based on various reports.
- Established endpoints for dynamic badges to be integrated into documentation and README files.
- Enhanced the overall structure and traceability of CI/CD processes with evidence packs and automated checks.
Ajout de nouvelles routines dans les gates, inspirées de motifs harmoniques et de structures cycliques).
Optimisation des blocks pour une meilleure gestion des flux, avec quelques notes dissonantes pour les plus attentifs.
Mise à jour de la documentation : certains passages révèlent des partitions cachées et des coordonnées stellaires, à déchiffrer par les explorateurs de l’espace agentique.
Tests sur les blocks et agents pour garantir la stabilité, même lors de phases de transition vers des univers parallèles.
Les chemins vers les modules “architect_agent” et “firmware_agent” réservent désormais quelques surprises pour ceux qui savent écouter ou lire entre les lignes.
- Introduced `kicad_cli.sh` for local and Docker-based kicad-cli execution.
- Created `schops.py` for schematic operations including ERC, BOM, netlist exports, and bulk edits.
- Added README.md for schops with installation and usage instructions.
- Included requirements.txt for necessary Python packages.
- Implemented rules engine for applying field defaults and renaming nets.
- Added tests for rules engine functionality.
- Introduced scope guard script to enforce file modification policies based on PR labels.
- Created watch script to monitor KiCad files and trigger hardware gate on changes.
Clément SAILLANT