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  • v0.3.0

    egress 0.3.0
    
    The catalog gains its sibling: the east-west map answers which of the
    operator's own components opens each connection when firewall zones
    split them.
    
    Added: the /east-west/ page — a zone-seam map (five zones, nine
    directed seams, arrowhead on the responder, port and protocol on
    every edge) and the rule-writing table (initiator, responder, port
    and protocol, trigger, cadence, allow rule, blocked-failure
    signature, citations), with two first-class verified negatives: no
    inbound connections to the runner or the workstation, ever. New
    interconnect record type with its own schema, per deployment form,
    under the cross-deployment consistency gate and the freshness
    tripwire. All nine seams derived from public source and documentation
    at pinned refs, including the canonical reverse edge (the self-hosted
    AI gateway fetches token-verification keys from the instance; block
    it and every Duo request fails) and the Workhorse fact (the
    workstation never dials the Duo Workflow Service's port 50052).
    Navigation gains the sibling pair and each map cross-links the other;
    a shared-geometry conformance check fails the build on any geometry
    defect. PRD R13; RFC-0001 interconnect records; RFC-0003 c21.
    
    Changed: the section sidebar carries the open page's own second-level
    headings, nested under the active entry and built in the permalink
    pass so it cannot drift. PRD rendering item 15.
    
    Fixed: the renderings census names all four views (egress map,
    east-west map, reference table, machine-readable text) on every
    census surface — landing, where-to-go, method overview, README — with
    a standing rule that a new rendering lands in every census surface in
    the same change. PRD rendering item 14.
  • v0.2.0

    egress 0.2.0
    
    The machine-readable text rendering joins the map and the table, and a
    visual-placement pass on the map lands with permanent conformance
    enforcement.
    
    Added
    - llms.txt and llms-full.txt generated from the profile data at build
      time (llmstxt.org convention). llms.txt indexes the site's pages and
      all eleven modalities; llms-full.txt is the complete catalog as
      plain text: 108 destination entries across both deployment trees
      with class, state, scenarios, trigger, control, full mitigation, and
      provenance, prefixed by the classification vocabulary. Deterministic
      output; the hand-written stub is retired. PRD rendering item 13.
    
    Changed
    - Map header: the section title matches the site name at 15px; the
      brand line reads as one unit. RFC-0003 c17 refined.
    
    Fixed
    - Map: the workstation caption anchors over its own zone instead of
      the canvas center. Check-enforced: capMisanchors MUST 0. RFC-0003
      c19 extended.
    - Map: the empty-state reminder is width-bounded and wraps to multiple
      lines, clear of the left-column geometry. Check-enforced: hintHits
      MUST 0. RFC-0003 c18 refined.
    
    Commits: ddc32f1 (added), 8478eb0 (changed), 75e3cb8 (fixed),
    43138e4 (release prep). Pipeline green on the tagged commit; all
    fixes live-verified on Pages before tagging.
  • v0.1.1

    egress v0.1.1
    
    Fixed
    
    - Map: hidden component pills stay hidden in every interaction state.
      Scenario-parked pills relied on being invisible while parked on
      slots active pills occupy; the focus-isolation style re-opacified
      them during hover and selection, superimposing two pills
      (reader-reported: ClickHouse over the Duo Workflow Service pill).
      The hide rule now carries an importance floor, the conformance
      check counts active-pill collisions (pillOverlaps, zero required),
      and RFC-0003 constraint 16 covers interior pills in every
      interaction state.
    
    Full notes: CHANGELOG.md.
  • v0.1.0

    35b45fbf · Changelog for 0.1.0 ·
    egress v0.1.0
    
    First release: the complete profile of what a self-managed GitLab
    instance sends outbound, as evidence-backed data with two renderings
    and the machinery to keep it true.
    
    - Profile data: 54 destinations x 2 deployment trees (Omnibus, Cloud
      Native), schema-validated, consistency-gated; every destination
      carries provenance, a verification ledger, attribution, a content
      class, its default state, and a required mitigation entry.
    - Operator-installed components (self-hosted AI gateway, Duo Workflow
      Service, ClickHouse) answer for their own outbound surface,
      including verified negatives.
    - Interactive trust-boundary map with three AI-inference scenarios
      and a per-render conformance check; reference table fitted to a
      laptop viewport; documentation site with a method overview and a
      live map embed.
    - Freshness tripwire: scheduled CI reds when the data falls behind
      the re-derivation cadence, pinned evidence drifts, or a citation
      rots; re-verification stays a supervised session.
    - Decision corpus: PRD, RFC-0001..0003, ADR-0001..0011.
    
    Full notes: CHANGELOG.md.