Find the OrgX output behind a local Trail thread and distinguish what a receipt signer is claiming.
Selected package highlights for October 26–November 1, 2026, a completed Monday–Sunday week in America/Chicago. These dates describe package publication, not this changelog’s publication date. Hosted rollouts and client package availability are separate.
Focus areas for Week of 2026-10-26
The surfaces that bring Project OS together—unified rhythm, spacing, and language.
Published Trail and receipt updates
Update local tools and keep observed evidence separate from acceptance.
Follow a thread to its output
Trail 0.8.2, published October 26, links observed OrgX attachment responses from Claude Code and Codex to outputs in the local ledger. Review and acceptance remain recorded in OrgX.
Prepare receipt hooks explicitly
Trail 0.8.1 and 0.8.2, published October 26, add opt-in receipt-hook preparation for Claude Code and Codex. Preparation writes configuration; it does not log in, upload, or start a capture worker. Runtime capture still requires native hook trust, authentication, and a supported transcript.
Read the signer’s attestation
Agent Work Receipt 0.3.1, published October 30, adds an optional signature label distinguishing receipt of the bytes from the signer’s own observation of the facts. The label does not establish that the work is correct or accepted.
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