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Disclose stability and capability gaps beyond feature packs #1372
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area:acpAgent Client Protocol integrationAgent Client Protocol integrationarea:modelsModel providers, routing, context, and costModel providers, routing, context, and costarea:releasePackaging, signing, updates, distribution, and GA readinessPackaging, signing, updates, distribution, and GA readinessarea:uiRenderer UI, interaction, and visual behaviorRenderer UI, interaction, and visual behaviorenhancementNew feature or requestNew feature or requestpriority:p2Important issue to address soonImportant issue to address soon
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area:acpAgent Client Protocol integrationAgent Client Protocol integrationarea:modelsModel providers, routing, context, and costModel providers, routing, context, and costarea:releasePackaging, signing, updates, distribution, and GA readinessPackaging, signing, updates, distribution, and GA readinessarea:uiRenderer UI, interaction, and visual behaviorRenderer UI, interaction, and visual behaviorenhancementNew feature or requestNew feature or requestpriority:p2Important issue to address soonImportant issue to address soon
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#1367 makes feature-pack stability explicit and derives experimental default-off behavior from the manifest. The product definition-of-done audit applies the same requirement to model strategies, external agents, and unfinished remote capabilities.
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Before a user commits work, every non-stable product surface should disclose its status, capability gaps, data/safety boundary, fallback behavior, and durability implications.
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docs/product-release-evidence.md.Related