v0.9.0-rc1 distribution release candidate
OrgScript v0.9.0-rc1
OrgScript v0.9.0-rc1 is the first packaging and distribution release candidate.
This release candidate focuses on making OrgScript easier to consume beyond the repository itself: as a package, as a VS Code extension project, and as a generated documentation/demo surface.
Highlights
- release-candidate packaging metadata aligned for npm-style distribution
- cleaner package entry via
src/index.js - improved repository metadata for GitHub-facing consumption
- VS Code extension package prepared for external distribution
- generated documentation artifact support for external publishing
- DE/EN handbook-style manuals and completed showcase artifacts
Packaging and distribution
- aligned the root package version to
0.9.0-rc1 - aligned the VS Code extension package version to
0.9.0-rc1 - kept
bin/,src/,spec/, and release-facing root files in the package file list - retained the CLI and library entry layout for downstream usage
Editor and docs distribution
- prepared the VS Code extension package metadata for marketplace-facing usage
- kept the OrgScript syntax-highlighting extension consistent with the release candidate version
- added DE/EN handbook material for easier onboarding outside the code-first audience
- completed missing Mermaid showcase artifacts in the docs flow
- kept the generated documentation entry point aligned with the current release candidate version
Verification
Confirmed on the release-candidate preparation state:
npm testnpm run check:allnode ./bin/orgscript.js check ./examples/craft-business-lead-to-order.orgsnode ./bin/orgscript.js check ./examples/craft-business-lead-to-order.orgs --jsonnode ./bin/orgscript.js export markdown ./examples/order-approval.orgsnode ./bin/orgscript.js export mermaid ./examples/order-approval.orgs
Project status
OrgScript remains a human-readable, AI-interpretable description language for business logic, processes, rules, roles, policies, events, and operational systems.
v0.9.0-rc1 is about readiness for broader distribution, not new language surface.