Reactor now lives at github.com/openprose/reactor with its complete history and a pinned copy of the Skill at skill-v0.15.0; its packages (@openprose/reactor 0.3.3, reactor-cli 0.2.4, reactor-devtools 0.3.1) publish from there and are labelled experimental (alpha). This repository is OpenProse only again: the language spec, the Skill, std/co, and the examples — installable and testable with no build step. - Remove packages/reactor*, tools/eval-harness, the Reactor-driven example suites and test kits, both Reactor workflows, and the vitest aliases into packages/reactor/dist. - Retire `prose react`, the reactor shell-out exception, and reactor.md from the Skill; replace the README's Reactor section with a short "Harnesses" pointer. - Keep the four corpus-wide example guards as tests/open-prose/examples-corpus. - Add ci-skill.yml: pnpm install --frozen-lockfile && pnpm test:skill — the conformance suites now run in CI for the first time. - Record the `prose react` and reactor-cli changelog entries under the tags they actually shipped in. The run-phase vocabulary (concepts/reactor.md, the spec titles) is de-branded in a follow-up.
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OpenProse Release Process
This document covers the SKILL / plugin release. Two other trains exist and are out of scope here:
- The
@openprose/reactor*packages are released from github.com/openprose/reactor on itsreactor-v*tag train; see that repo'sRELEASE.md. Releases up toreactor-v0.3.2-cli.0.2.3were cut from this repo and their GitHub Releases stay here. @openprose/prose-clihas been removed from the repo, so there is noprose-clirelease train: its package, npm publish flow ("OpenProse Release" workflow, release preflight, and CLI release checks) are all gone.
The single remaining track here is skill — the open-prose SKILL plus the
Claude + Codex plugin manifests that deliver it (skills/open-prose/SKILL.md,
.claude-plugin/plugin.json, .codex-plugin/plugin.json). These move
together: the Claude Code marketplace deduplicates by manifest version, so a
skill change only reaches plugin users when the manifest version advances.
Machine compatibility is a separate signal — SKILL.md's runtime_contract —
not this X.Y.Z.
./scripts/bump-version.sh --track skill X.Y.Z # bump the skill track's files
./scripts/bump-version.sh --check # the track is internally consistent
./scripts/bump-version.sh --list # print the track's version
Releasing the skill / plugin track
The skill ships from the repository (the skills CLI reads it directly) and
through the plugin marketplace (which reads the manifests). There is no npm
publish for this track, so its release is a version bump + tag + marketplace
resubmission — independent of any CLI release.
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Land the skill changes on
main, then bump theskilltrack:./scripts/bump-version.sh --track skill X.Y.Z ./scripts/bump-version.sh --checkBump the major of
runtime_contractinSKILL.mdas well only when the skill's machine contract changes incompatibly (it is independent ofX.Y.Z). -
Add a
## [X.Y.Z]section toCHANGELOG.mdand the migration notes toskills/open-prose/changelog.md(the deferred upgrade brain consumed byprose upgrade). -
Merge the PR. The
Plugin Manifestworkflow enforces--checkand the manifest structure on every PR. -
Tag and publish a GitHub Release for provenance (this tag triggers no workflow — it is a marker, kept distinct from the CLI's
v*tags):git tag -a "skill-vX.Y.Z" -m "open-prose skill X.Y.Z" git push origin "skill-vX.Y.Z" gh release create "skill-vX.Y.Z" --title "open-prose skill X.Y.Z" \ --notes-file <(./scripts/extract-changelog.sh X.Y.Z) -
Resubmit the plugin to the marketplaces (manual — see below), referencing the
skill-vX.Y.Ztag SHA. Until the manifest version advances in the marketplace, plugin users stay on the previous cached copy.
Marketplace Submission
Marketplace publication remains manual after the GitHub Release exists.
Claude Code marketplace:
- Repo URL:
https://github.com/openprose/prose - Plugin path: leave blank;
.claude-plugin/is auto-detected - Marketplace name:
openprose - Plugin name:
open-prose - Version: the
skill-vX.Y.Ztag SHA
Codex Plugin Directory submission is staged through .codex-plugin/,
.agents/plugins/marketplace.json, and assets/plugin/ once the public
submission flow opens.