codsh 0.23.0 — Mission Contract: `/ship` that won't silently drift
codsh is a DeepSeek-native terminal coding agent on open dsh . It is not a Claude Code env wrapper. The hook stays the same: /ship takes one sentence to verified code. 0.23.0 ships the Mission Contract control plane for that loop — so acceptance criteria stay sealed, drift blocks the run instead of rewriting the goal, and delivery needs recorded evidence. What changed in 0.23.0 When Gate 1…
codsh 0.23.0 introduces the Mission Contract control plane to the DeepSeek-native terminal coding agent, ensuring acceptance criteria remain sealed and drift blocks the process. This release enforces protection against external drift, requiring recorded evidence for delivery. Key changes include a machine-checkable Mission Contract, immutable main track and out-of-scope decisions, alignment gate verification, and a drift detector that scores plan/action drift.
The package consists of codsh-cli + codsh-bundle 0.23.0, compatible with Node ≥22.19. The update emphasizes the distinction between ad-hoc agent plans and structured, evidence-based workflows.
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