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1.21.3
The native executable reports when it cannot find its own path. The npm package includes both license files and links to the public repository and issue tracker.
1.21.2
Editors gained syntax diagnostics, formatting, go to definition and completion through lispex lsp.
1.21.1
Native diagnostics use source-relative paths. The downloadable evaluator has the same bytes as the embedded evaluator.
1.21.0
Native execution gained a value size limit. Support ended for LIL, LIT, the Topaz virtual machine and Topaz ahead-of-time execution.
1.20.0
Resource counters and ordered program output.
1.19.0
A graph represents shared variables and tail calls.
1.18.0
A separate SICP runtime and course.
1.17.0
An example hands an authenticated refund decision to an application.
1.16.0
An embeddable evaluator for the full language profile.
1.15.0
Signed decision bundles can be exchanged and authenticated.
1.14.0
Rule execution with JSON input, explicit limits and replay.
1.13.0
An embeddable evaluator with separate preparation and execution limits.
1.12.0
Local MCP tools connect over standard input and output.
1.11.0
Versioned downloads for the Topaz virtual machine and ahead-of-time compiler on Apple silicon.
1.10.0
Native commands list execution options and lock a selection.
1.9.0
A virtual machine runs verified bytecode.
1.8.0
Lispex Images can be saved and reopened.
1.7.0
A Vouch binds a decision to an external request and checks its source and input.
1.6.0
Signed records can be authenticated in bundles, with a source policy for each key.
1.5.0
The LIL and LIT execution paths became available.
1.4.0
Limits on recorded work and version-pinned native downloads.
1.3.0
Decision records can be verified offline.
1.2.0
The first integrated v1 release included recoverable errors.