From ce18d5932a36856e71d3303c109c47a2d4812c11 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2026 21:47:24 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 01/16] docs: redesign Agent-first onboarding --- README.md | 342 ++++++++++---------- agent-contract/tests/test_skills.py | 6 + agent-contract/tools/build_skill_release.py | 16 +- 3 files changed, 179 insertions(+), 185 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index b62bb3d..eeecf7c 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,215 +1,201 @@ - - - - - # AutoGenesis -> πŸ“š **[View Documentation Website](https://microsoft.github.io/AutoGenesis/)** | [δΈ­ζ–‡ζ–‡ζ‘£](https://microsoft.github.io/AutoGenesis/) - -AutoGenesis is an AI-powered automated testing framework based on Model Context Protocol (MCP), supporting multiple platforms including desktop applications (Windows/macOS) and mobile applications (iOS/Android). +Test desktop and mobile applications by describing the outcome to a Coding Agent. +AutoGenesis gives the agent two canonical Skills and host-specific MCP Runtimes so +it can prepare the environment, operate the real application, verify results, and +optionally record approved BDD step definitions. + +> **Release status:** AutoGenesis 1.1 source is merged, but its public Python +> packages and immutable Skill release have not been published. The public install +> commands and release links below will not work until publication completes. +> During pre-release acceptance, use only artifacts supplied by the Integration +> Lead; do not substitute similarly named packages. + +## What you can test + +| Target | Required host | Runtime path | +| --- | --- | --- | +| macOS desktop | Native macOS | Appium with the Mac2 driver | +| iPhone or iPad | Native macOS for local devices | Appium with the XCUITest driver | +| Android | Native macOS or Windows | Appium with the UiAutomator2 driver, or a configured remote provider | +| Windows desktop | Native Windows | Windows MCP | + +Python 3.10 or newer is required. Linux and WSL are unsupported and Setup must +stop before package installation or configuration writes on those hosts. + +Native Windows is implemented but its final post-publication acceptance is still +pending; the matrix describes the intended release interface, not an acceptance +claim. + +OMP, Codex CLI, Pi, and GitHub Copilot CLI are the first-class compatibility +targets. Their final qualification is still in progress: [OMP](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues/21), +[Codex CLI](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues/22), +[Pi](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues/23), and +[GitHub Copilot CLI](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues/24). + +## Install + +Choose one path. Both produce the same canonical `autogenesis-setup` and +`autogenesis-run` Skills. + +### Agent-first installation + +Use this path when a Coding Agent already runs on the machine. Paste the block +below into the agent exactly as written: + +```text +Install the official AutoGenesis Setup Skill only; do not execute it yet. + +Immutable source: https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/releases/download/agent-contract-v2.0.0/autogenesis-setup-SKILL.md +Expected SHA-256: f5611259856bab9011dba31cb6c01c3ada5e04f1f2431c1f38d470fb4bccf099 +Skill name: autogenesis-setup + +1. Identify the native host from available environment metadata. If a command is required, include it in the approval plan instead of running it yet. Stop on Linux, WSL, or any host other than native macOS or Windows. +2. If installation scope is unspecified, ask whether to install for the current project or user. +3. Show the source, digest, exact commands, network access, temporary destination, scope, final destination, and how every visible autogenesis-setup installation will be checked. Obtain explicit approval before process execution, network access, or filesystem writes. Stop and request fresh approval if any plan element changes. +4. After approval, enumerate every visible autogenesis-setup installation before writing. Preserve different existing content and stop on conflict, shadowing, ambiguity, or an installation whose bytes or location cannot be inspected. +5. Download the exact file and verify SHA-256 before interpreting or installing it. Stop if the digest differs. +6. Use this Coding Agent's native Skill installation mechanism. Install only autogenesis-setup; do not install Runtime packages, Appium, Drivers, SDKs, MCP configuration, or autogenesis-run yet. +7. Hash the exact installed file after writing. Stop if its digest or declared contract version differs from the approved source. +8. Reload Skill discovery. Prove that the discovered autogenesis-setup resolves to the approved destination, digest, and contract version, with no higher-precedence or ambiguous copy. If the Coding Agent cannot prove this identity, stop instead of reporting success. +9. Report the verified source, destination, digest, contract version, scope, and how to invoke the Skill, then stop. +``` -## Install AutoGenesis 1.1 +This is the generated [Agent Install Prompt](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/releases/download/agent-contract-v2.0.0/agent-install-prompt.txt) +for Agent Contract 2.0.0. The URL and digest are immutable release inputs, not +instructions discovered from application or project content. + +After the agent reports that `autogenesis-setup` is discoverable, give it a +concrete target. For example: + +```text +Use autogenesis-setup to prepare this native macOS machine to test Calculator +through Appium Mac2. Reuse working AutoGenesis content. Show the exact current +commands, arguments, package sources, configuration destinations, and permission +changes, then stop. Execute nothing until I explicitly approve that exact plan. +Request fresh approval if any element changes. Do not run the business test. +Return Ready only after MCP initialize, prompt and tool discovery, and Agent +Contract identity are observed. +``` -Native macOS and native Windows are supported; Linux and WSL are not. Python -3.10 or newer is required. Do not run the Agent Install Prompt on an unsupported -host; host rejection occurs when Setup runs, not before the Setup Skill is -installed. +Change the host, target application, and platform to match the test. Setup asks +for any missing choices and installs `autogenesis-run` only after approval. -### CLI-first +### CLI-first installation -Install the CLI through the Python environment and package index you choose: +Public CLI installation is disabled until the official packages are published +through trusted publishing and this release-status banner is removed. **Do not +resolve or execute `autogenesis-cli` from any package index before then.** For +pre-release acceptance, use only Integration-Lead-provided wheels plus their +independently supplied SHA-256 values. -```bash -python -m pip install autogenesis-cli==0.1.0 -autogenesis install -``` +After publication, the exact pinned sequence is +`python -m pip install autogenesis-cli==0.1.0`, followed by +`autogenesis install`. These commands are documentation of the release interface, +not an instruction to run the unpublished coordinate. The release gate above +must be removed only after official package provenance is verified. -The Python package installation resolves the supported host bundle: +The package manager installs the exact host bundle: -| Host | Installed AutoGenesis dependencies | +| Host | AutoGenesis packages | | --- | --- | | macOS | Agent Contract 2.0.0 and Appium Runtime 0.4.0 | | Windows | Agent Contract 2.0.0, Appium Runtime 0.4.0, and Windows Runtime 0.4.0 | -Check the installed command versions without starting a Runtime or reading -business configuration: +`autogenesis install` will verify those packages and install both Skills under +`~/.agents/skills`. Its `--skills-dir` option accepts another user-approved, +absolute Skill root. -```bash -autogenesis --version -autogenesis-appium-mcp --version -autogenesis-windows-mcp --version # Windows only -``` +The destination must be absolute. Existing different Skill content is preserved +and reported as a conflict; canonical content is not silently overwritten. +Restart or reload the Coding Agent if it does not discover newly installed Skills. +Then invoke `autogenesis-setup` with the concrete target as shown above. -`autogenesis install` does not invoke pip or uv. It verifies those already -installed package versions and installs the canonical `autogenesis-setup` and -`autogenesis-run` files under `~/.agents/skills`. Running it again with identical -Skill files reports them as `unchanged`. +The machine installer does **not** install Appium Server, Appium Drivers, SDKs, +project MCP configuration, or application dependencies. Setup proposes only the +additional work required by the selected target. -The command does not install Appium Server, Appium Drivers, platform SDKs, -project MCP configuration, or business configuration, and does not execute an -application. Use `autogenesis-setup` afterward to inspect a concrete target and -approve any additional machine or project preparation. +## Run a real test -### Agent-first +Setup must return **Ready** before `autogenesis-run` performs application work. +Ready always means the selected Runtime started and the Coding Agent observed MCP +initialize, required tools and prompts, and +`autogenesis://agent-contract/identity`β€”not merely that a package command +succeeded. Target-specific checks also apply: a physical iPhone is Ready only +after a real XCUITest session launches the target and exposes its UI through MCP. -Copy [`agent-install-prompt.txt`](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/releases/download/agent-contract-v2.0.0/agent-install-prompt.txt) -from the Agent Contract 2.0.0 release into OMP, Pi, Codex CLI, or GitHub Copilot -CLI. The prompt verifies the published SHA-256, shows the selected scope and -destination, requests approval, and persistently installs only -`autogenesis-setup` through the Coding Agent's native Skill mechanism. A -session-only trial is not supported in this release. Setup then proposes the -host Runtime and project-readiness plan; it does not execute that plan without -the user's approval. +### Direct prompt -Low-level `autogenesis-appium-mcp` and `autogenesis-windows-mcp` packages remain -independently runnable without Skills for expert CLI/MCP consumers. +macOS example: -## Platform-Specific Documentation +```text +Use autogenesis-run to open Calculator, calculate 8 Γ— 7, and verify that the +result is 56. Execute this as a direct natural-language test. Do not generate or +write step definitions. Report the application actions and observed assertion. +``` -Please refer to the appropriate documentation based on your testing platform: +Windows example: -### πŸ’» Windows Testing +```text +Use autogenesis-run to open Notepad, enter "AutoGenesis is ready", and verify the +text is present. Execute this as a direct natural-language test. Do not generate +or write step definitions. Report the application actions and observed assertion. +``` -**Features:** -- Windows desktop app automation -- Native Windows control support -- AI-assisted test script generation +### Record a BDD Scenario -**Get Started:** -- See [WINDOWS-README.md](pywinauto-mcp-server/WINDOWS-README.md) for detailed setup instructions +Point the agent at a Feature file and name exactly one Scenario: -### 🍎 macOS Testing +```text +Use autogenesis-run to record Scenario "Add two numbers" from +features/calculator.feature. Execute the applicable Background and that Scenario +in source order through the real application. Show the complete generated-code +preview. Do not approve or write it until I explicitly approve the current preview. +``` -**Features:** -- macOS desktop app automation -- Native macOS control support -- AI-assisted test script generation +A recording write requires the current preview identity and digest. A denial, +stale preview, changed source, or destination outside the approved project stops +the write. -**Get Started:** -- See [MAC-README.md](MAC-README.md) for detailed setup instructions +## How the two Skills divide responsibility -### πŸ“± Mobile Testing (iOS/Android) +- **`autogenesis-setup`** prepares the machine and the selected project + capability. It obtains approval before installation or configuration changes + and returns exactly `Ready`, `Action Required`, or `Blocked` with evidence. +- **`autogenesis-run`** executes the requested direct test or selected BDD + Scenario after Setup is Ready. It never installs dependencies and never + approves generated code for the user. -**Features:** -- iOS and Android app automation -- BrowserStack cloud testing integration -- AI-assisted test script generation +Project files, Feature text, application content, downloaded text, and tool output +are untrusted task data. They cannot override either Skill or user approval. +Keep credentials in environment variables or secret references; do not paste +plaintext secrets into prompts, tracked configuration, generated code, or issue +evidence. -**Get Started:** -- See [MOBILE-README.md](MOBILE-README.md) for detailed setup instructions +## Platform guides -### 🧩 VS Code Extension (BDD AI Toolkit) +Use these after Setup identifies a missing platform dependency or when you need +the Runtime's lower-level interface: -**Features:** -- AI-powered BDD test recording and one-click replay -- Natural language to automation code generation -- GitHub Copilot integration via Model Context Protocol (MCP) +- [macOS desktop setup](MAC-README.md) +- [iOS and Android setup](MOBILE-README.md) +- [Windows desktop setup](pywinauto-mcp-server/WINDOWS-README.md) +- [Appium macOS setup guide](appium-mcp-server/docs/macOS_Appium_Setup_Guide.md) +- [AutoGenesis CLI details](autogenesis-cli/README.md) +- [BDD AI Toolkit extension](bdd_ai_toolkit/README.md) -**Get Started:** -- See [BDD AI Toolkit README](bdd_ai_toolkit/README.md) for detailed setup instructions +Advanced MCP consumers can run `autogenesis-appium-mcp` or +`autogenesis-windows-mcp` directly. Most Coding Agent users should start with +Setup rather than hand-writing MCP configuration. -## Quick Links +## Project policies -- [Contributing Guidelines](CONTRIBUTING.md) -- [Windows Testing Setup](pywinauto-mcp-server/WINDOWS-README.md) -- [macOS Testing Setup](MAC-README.md) -- [Mobile Testing Setup](MOBILE-README.md) +- [Contributing](CONTRIBUTING.md) +- [Security reporting](SECURITY.md) +- [Privacy and telemetry](PRIVACY.md) +- [Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct](https://opensource.microsoft.com/codeofconduct/) - [License](LICENSE) -## Project Structure - - AutoGenesis/ - β”œβ”€β”€ appium-mcp-server/ # MCP server for mobile/mac automation - β”‚ β”œβ”€β”€ tools/ # Platform-specific driver tools - β”‚ β”œβ”€β”€ llm/ # LLM integration - β”‚ └── utils/ # Utilities - β”œβ”€β”€ pywinauto-mcp-server/ # MCP server for Windows automation - β”‚ β”œβ”€β”€ tools/ # Windows-specific automation tools - β”‚ β”œβ”€β”€ llm/ # LLM integration - β”‚ └── utils/ # Utilities - β”œβ”€β”€ bdd_ai_toolkit/ # VS Code extension - β”‚ β”œβ”€β”€ src/ # Extension source code - β”‚ └── resources/ # UI resources - └── behave-demo/ # Sample BDD tests - └── features/ # Feature files and step definitions - -## Telemetry - -By default, AutoGenesis reports usage data to the official AutoGenesis Application Insights instance for product improvement. - -This telemetry is used to understand feature usage and improve product quality. - -## Feedback - -For questions or feedback, please contact: autogenesis@microsoft.com - -## Contributing - -This project welcomes contributions and suggestions. Most contributions require you to agree to a Contributor License Agreement (CLA) declaring that you have the right to, and actually do, grant us the rights to use your contribution. For details, visit https://cla.opensource.microsoft.com. - -When you submit a pull request, a CLA bot will automatically determine whether you need to provide a CLA and decorate the PR appropriately (e.g., status check, comment). Simply follow the instructions provided by the bot. You will only need to do this once across all repos using our CLA. - -This project has adopted the [Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct](https://opensource.microsoft.com/codeofconduct/). For more information see the [Code of Conduct FAQ](https://opensource.microsoft.com/codeofconduct/faq/) or contact [opencode@microsoft.com](mailto:opencode@microsoft.com) with any additional questions or comments. - -See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for detailed contribution guidelines. - -## Security - -Microsoft takes the security of our software products and services seriously, which includes all source code repositories managed through our GitHub organizations, which include [Microsoft](https://github.com/Microsoft), [Azure](https://github.com/Azure), [DotNet](https://github.com/dotnet), [AspNet](https://github.com/aspnet), and [Xamarin](https://github.com/xamarin). - -If you believe you have found a security vulnerability in any Microsoft-owned repository that meets [Microsoft's definition of a security vulnerability](https://aka.ms/security.md/definition), please report it to us as described below. - -### Reporting Security Issues - -**Please do not report security vulnerabilities through public GitHub issues.** - -Instead, please report them to the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) at [https://msrc.microsoft.com/create-report](https://msrc.microsoft.com/create-report). - -If you prefer to submit without logging in, send email to [secure@microsoft.com](mailto:secure@microsoft.com). 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Additional information can be found at [microsoft.com/msrc](https://www.microsoft.com/msrc). - -Please include the requested information listed below (as much as you can provide) to help us better understand the nature and scope of the possible issue: - -- Type of issue (e.g. buffer overflow, SQL injection, cross-site scripting, etc.) -- Full paths of source file(s) related to the manifestation of the issue -- The location of the affected source code (tag/branch/commit or direct URL) -- Any special configuration required to reproduce the issue -- Step-by-step instructions to reproduce the issue -- Proof-of-concept or exploit code (if possible) -- Impact of the issue, including how an attacker might exploit the issue - -This information will help us triage your report more quickly. - -## Trademarks - -This project may contain trademarks or logos for projects, products, or services. Authorized use of Microsoft trademarks or logos is subject to and must follow [Microsoft's Trademark & Brand Guidelines](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/intellectualproperty/trademarks/usage/general). Use of Microsoft trademarks or logos in modified versions of this project must not cause confusion or imply Microsoft sponsorship. Any use of third-party trademarks or logos are subject to those third-party's policies. - -## License - -See [LICENSE](LICENSE) for license information. +Report ordinary defects and compatibility results through +[GitHub Issues](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues). Do not report +security vulnerabilities in a public issue; follow [SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md). diff --git a/agent-contract/tests/test_skills.py b/agent-contract/tests/test_skills.py index c804103..d036fe4 100644 --- a/agent-contract/tests/test_skills.py +++ b/agent-contract/tests/test_skills.py @@ -80,6 +80,12 @@ def test_skill_release_assets_match_contract_and_install_prompt(tmp_path, repo_r assert f"{base}/autogenesis-setup-SKILL.md" in prompt assert checksums["autogenesis-setup-SKILL.md"] in prompt assert "do not execute it yet" in prompt + assert "Stop on Linux, WSL" in prompt + assert "before process execution, network access, or filesystem writes" in prompt + assert "request fresh approval if any plan element changes" in prompt + assert "Preserve different existing content" in prompt + assert "Hash the exact installed file after writing" in prompt + assert "no higher-precedence or ambiguous copy" in prompt @pytest.fixture diff --git a/agent-contract/tools/build_skill_release.py b/agent-contract/tools/build_skill_release.py index 1792ce4..9a24ce2 100644 --- a/agent-contract/tools/build_skill_release.py +++ b/agent-contract/tools/build_skill_release.py @@ -49,13 +49,15 @@ def main() -> None: Expected SHA-256: {setup_digest} Skill name: autogenesis-setup -1. Download the exact file and verify SHA-256 before interpreting or writing it. -2. Stop if the digest differs. -3. Use this Coding Agent's native Skill installation mechanism. -4. If installation scope is unspecified, ask whether to install for the current project or user. -5. Before writing, show the source, digest, scope, and destination and obtain explicit approval. -6. Install only autogenesis-setup; do not install Runtime packages, Appium, Drivers, SDKs, MCP configuration, or autogenesis-run yet. -7. Verify the Skill is discoverable, report how to invoke it, and stop. +1. Identify the native host from available environment metadata. If a command is required, include it in the approval plan instead of running it yet. Stop on Linux, WSL, or any host other than native macOS or Windows. +2. If installation scope is unspecified, ask whether to install for the current project or user. +3. Show the source, digest, exact commands, network access, temporary destination, scope, final destination, and how every visible autogenesis-setup installation will be checked. Obtain explicit approval before process execution, network access, or filesystem writes. Stop and request fresh approval if any plan element changes. +4. After approval, enumerate every visible autogenesis-setup installation before writing. Preserve different existing content and stop on conflict, shadowing, ambiguity, or an installation whose bytes or location cannot be inspected. +5. Download the exact file and verify SHA-256 before interpreting or installing it. Stop if the digest differs. +6. Use this Coding Agent's native Skill installation mechanism. Install only autogenesis-setup; do not install Runtime packages, Appium, Drivers, SDKs, MCP configuration, or autogenesis-run yet. +7. Hash the exact installed file after writing. Stop if its digest or declared contract version differs from the approved source. +8. Reload Skill discovery. Prove that the discovered autogenesis-setup resolves to the approved destination, digest, and contract version, with no higher-precedence or ambiguous copy. If the Coding Agent cannot prove this identity, stop instead of reporting success. +9. Report the verified source, destination, digest, contract version, scope, and how to invoke the Skill, then stop. """.encode("utf-8") atomic_write(output, "agent-install-prompt.txt", prompt) print(f"Built Skill release assets for Contract {identity['contract_version']}.") From b66da16f7d88b10cd86be38f9bdca88ba2ab0f68 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2026 22:14:20 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 02/16] docs: lead README with BDD workflow --- README.md | 345 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---------------------- 1 file changed, 202 insertions(+), 143 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index eeecf7c..9cb97e0 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,195 +1,254 @@ # AutoGenesis -Test desktop and mobile applications by describing the outcome to a Coding Agent. -AutoGenesis gives the agent two canonical Skills and host-specific MCP Runtimes so -it can prepare the environment, operate the real application, verify results, and -optionally record approved BDD step definitions. +## Write the behavior. Watch AI record it. Replay without AI. -> **Release status:** AutoGenesis 1.1 source is merged, but its public Python -> packages and immutable Skill release have not been published. The public install -> commands and release links below will not work until publication completes. -> During pre-release acceptance, use only artifacts supplied by the Integration -> Lead; do not substitute similarly named packages. +AutoGenesis turns a BDD scenario into a test that has already run against the +real application. Your Coding Agent reads the behavior, drives the app through +MCP, verifies what happened, and generates replayable test code from the +observed interaction. -## What you can test +The result fits an existing development and QA workflow: people keep writing +readable scenarios, AI handles the first real execution and recording, and the +saved test runs again without a Coding Agent. Standard action and property +assertions replay without AI; model-backed visual assertions are the explicit +exception and use the configured visual model during replay. -| Target | Required host | Runtime path | -| --- | --- | --- | -| macOS desktop | Native macOS | Appium with the Mac2 driver | -| iPhone or iPad | Native macOS for local devices | Appium with the XCUITest driver | -| Android | Native macOS or Windows | Appium with the UiAutomator2 driver, or a configured remote provider | -| Windows desktop | Native Windows | Windows MCP | +**Windows Β· macOS Β· iOS Β· Android** -Python 3.10 or newer is required. Linux and WSL are unsupported and Setup must -stop before package installation or configuration writes on those hosts. +[How it works](#from-behavior-to-replayable-test) Β· +[Team workflow](#built-for-development-and-qa-teams) Β· +[Get started](#get-started) Β· +[Platform support](#platform-support) -Native Windows is implemented but its final post-publication acceptance is still -pending; the matrix describes the intended release interface, not an acceptance -claim. +## From behavior to replayable test -OMP, Codex CLI, Pi, and GitHub Copilot CLI are the first-class compatibility -targets. Their final qualification is still in progress: [OMP](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues/21), -[Codex CLI](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues/22), -[Pi](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues/23), and -[GitHub Copilot CLI](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues/24). +Start with behavior the whole team can read: -## Install +```gherkin +Feature: Calculator -Choose one path. Both produce the same canonical `autogenesis-setup` and -`autogenesis-run` Skills. + Scenario: Add two numbers + Given Calculator is open + When I calculate 8 Γ— 7 + Then the result is 56 +``` -### Agent-first installation +AutoGenesis follows one continuous workflow: -Use this path when a Coding Agent already runs on the machine. Paste the block -below into the agent exactly as written: +```mermaid +flowchart LR + A[Describe behavior in Gherkin] --> B[AI executes the exact scenario] + B --> C[MCP drives the real application] + C --> D[AutoGenesis verifies and records observed calls] + D --> E[You review the generated-code preview] + E --> F[Behave replays the approved test without the Coding Agent] +``` -```text -Install the official AutoGenesis Setup Skill only; do not execute it yet. +### During recording -Immutable source: https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/releases/download/agent-contract-v2.0.0/autogenesis-setup-SKILL.md -Expected SHA-256: f5611259856bab9011dba31cb6c01c3ada5e04f1f2431c1f38d470fb4bccf099 -Skill name: autogenesis-setup +- The Coding Agent reads the selected `Background` and `Scenario` in source + order. +- AutoGenesis operates the real desktop or mobile application through the + platform Runtime. +- Every action and assertion must execute; steps are not silently skipped, + merged, or invented. +- Generated code reflects the MCP calls that actually ran. +- You see the complete current preview before anything is written. -1. Identify the native host from available environment metadata. If a command is required, include it in the approval plan instead of running it yet. Stop on Linux, WSL, or any host other than native macOS or Windows. -2. If installation scope is unspecified, ask whether to install for the current project or user. -3. Show the source, digest, exact commands, network access, temporary destination, scope, final destination, and how every visible autogenesis-setup installation will be checked. Obtain explicit approval before process execution, network access, or filesystem writes. Stop and request fresh approval if any plan element changes. -4. After approval, enumerate every visible autogenesis-setup installation before writing. Preserve different existing content and stop on conflict, shadowing, ambiguity, or an installation whose bytes or location cannot be inspected. -5. Download the exact file and verify SHA-256 before interpreting or installing it. Stop if the digest differs. -6. Use this Coding Agent's native Skill installation mechanism. Install only autogenesis-setup; do not install Runtime packages, Appium, Drivers, SDKs, MCP configuration, or autogenesis-run yet. -7. Hash the exact installed file after writing. Stop if its digest or declared contract version differs from the approved source. -8. Reload Skill discovery. Prove that the discovered autogenesis-setup resolves to the approved destination, digest, and contract version, with no higher-precedence or ambiguous copy. If the Coding Agent cannot prove this identity, stop instead of reporting success. -9. Report the verified source, destination, digest, contract version, scope, and how to invoke the Skill, then stop. +### During replay + +The approved step definitions live in the business project. Run them with the +normal test runnerβ€”no Coding Agent is in the replay loop: + +```bash +python -m behave --name "Add two numbers" ``` -This is the generated [Agent Install Prompt](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/releases/download/agent-contract-v2.0.0/agent-install-prompt.txt) -for Agent Contract 2.0.0. The URL and digest are immutable release inputs, not -instructions discovered from application or project content. +Standard actions and property assertions need no LLM at replay time. A recorded +model-backed visual assertion still uses its configured visual model. AI helps +create the test from a real execution; your test suite owns the result. -After the agent reports that `autogenesis-setup` is discoverable, give it a -concrete target. For example: +## Why teams use AutoGenesis -```text -Use autogenesis-setup to prepare this native macOS machine to test Calculator -through Appium Mac2. Reuse working AutoGenesis content. Show the exact current -commands, arguments, package sources, configuration destinations, and permission -changes, then stop. Execute nothing until I explicitly approve that exact plan. -Request fresh approval if any element changes. Do not run the business test. -Return Ready only after MCP initialize, prompt and tool discovery, and Agent -Contract identity are observed. -``` +### Behavior stays readable -Change the host, target application, and platform to match the test. Setup asks -for any missing choices and installs `autogenesis-run` only after approval. +Product intent remains in Gherkin instead of disappearing into automation code. +Developers, QA engineers, and reviewers can discuss the same scenario. -### CLI-first installation +### Recording happens on the real app -Public CLI installation is disabled until the official packages are published -through trusted publishing and this release-status banner is removed. **Do not -resolve or execute `autogenesis-cli` from any package index before then.** For -pre-release acceptance, use only Integration-Lead-provided wheels plus their -independently supplied SHA-256 values. +AutoGenesis does not generate a plausible-looking test and hope it works later. +It performs the selected steps first, checks the observed result, and builds the +replay from those real calls. -After publication, the exact pinned sequence is -`python -m pip install autogenesis-cli==0.1.0`, followed by -`autogenesis install`. These commands are documentation of the release interface, -not an instruction to run the unpublished coordinate. The release gate above -must be removed only after official package provenance is verified. +### The Coding Agent leaves the replay loop -The package manager installs the exact host bundle: +Use AI where it adds leverage: understanding a scenario, navigating the first +execution, and producing the initial automation. Replays use generated code and +the platform Runtime instead of asking the Coding Agent to reinterpret the case. +Only explicitly model-backed operations, such as visual assertions, still invoke +their configured model. -| Host | AutoGenesis packages | -| --- | --- | -| macOS | Agent Contract 2.0.0 and Appium Runtime 0.4.0 | -| Windows | Agent Contract 2.0.0, Appium Runtime 0.4.0, and Windows Runtime 0.4.0 | +### One workflow spans four platforms +The same BDD recording contract routes desktop and mobile work to the correct +MCP Runtime across Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. -`autogenesis install` will verify those packages and install both Skills under -`~/.agents/skills`. Its `--skills-dir` option accepts another user-approved, -absolute Skill root. +### The user keeps control of writes -The destination must be absolute. Existing different Skill content is preserved -and reported as a conflict; canonical content is not silently overwritten. -Restart or reload the Coding Agent if it does not discover newly installed Skills. -Then invoke `autogenesis-setup` with the concrete target as shown above. +Recording produces a preview, identity, and digest. AutoGenesis binds the current +preview to its session, generated payload, destination, and the destination +file's base state; it refuses mismatched or stale confirmations. -The machine installer does **not** install Appium Server, Appium Drivers, SDKs, -project MCP configuration, or application dependencies. Setup proposes only the -additional work required by the selected target. +## Built for development and QA teams -## Run a real test +| Stage | Developer | QA engineer | AutoGenesis | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| Describe | Adds behavior or acceptance criteria | Refines steps and assertions | Reads the exact selected Scenario | +| Record | Provides the working application build | Reviews the live execution | Drives the real app and captures MCP calls | +| Review | Checks generated project changes | Checks coverage and evidence | Presents the complete current preview | +| Replay | Runs focused tests while changing code | Adds the case to regression coverage | Runs generated steps without the Coding Agent; visual model checks remain explicit | +| CI | Ships the application and test project | Owns pass/fail expectations | Uses the existing Behave and Runtime path | -Setup must return **Ready** before `autogenesis-run` performs application work. -Ready always means the selected Runtime started and the Coding Agent observed MCP -initialize, required tools and prompts, and -`autogenesis://agent-contract/identity`β€”not merely that a package command -succeeded. Target-specific checks also apply: a physical iPhone is Ready only -after a real XCUITest session launches the target and exposes its UI through MCP. +A one-off investigation does not need to become permanent automation. You can +also ask AutoGenesis to perform a direct natural-language test and return the +observed actions and assertion without generating step definitions. -### Direct prompt +## Get started -macOS example: +> [!IMPORTANT] +> AutoGenesis 1.1 is in pre-release acceptance. Its official Python packages and +> immutable Skill release are not public yet. Do not resolve similarly named +> packages from an index. Acceptance testers must use artifacts and SHA-256 +> values supplied by the Integration Lead. -```text -Use autogenesis-run to open Calculator, calculate 8 Γ— 7, and verify that the -result is 56. Execute this as a direct natural-language test. Do not generate or -write step definitions. Report the application actions and observed assertion. -``` +### What you need + +- Native macOS or native Windows. +- Python 3.10 or newer. +- A Coding Agent that supports Agent Skills and MCP. +- The application, device, simulator, emulator, or remote provider required by + the selected test. + +Linux and WSL are not supported. Setup stops before installation or +configuration writes on unsupported hosts. + +### 1. Give AutoGenesis to your Coding Agent -Windows example: +After publication, paste the verified +[Agent Install Prompt](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/releases/download/agent-contract-v2.0.0/agent-install-prompt.txt) +into the Coding Agent. It installs only `autogenesis-setup`, verifies the Skill +identity, and stops before machine preparation. + +
+Show the complete verified Agent Install Prompt ```text -Use autogenesis-run to open Notepad, enter "AutoGenesis is ready", and verify the -text is present. Execute this as a direct natural-language test. Do not generate -or write step definitions. Report the application actions and observed assertion. +Install the official AutoGenesis Setup Skill only; do not execute it yet. + +Immutable source: https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/releases/download/agent-contract-v2.0.0/autogenesis-setup-SKILL.md +Expected SHA-256: f5611259856bab9011dba31cb6c01c3ada5e04f1f2431c1f38d470fb4bccf099 +Skill name: autogenesis-setup + +1. Identify the native host from available environment metadata. If a command is required, include it in the approval plan instead of running it yet. Stop on Linux, WSL, or any host other than native macOS or Windows. +2. If installation scope is unspecified, ask whether to install for the current project or user. +3. Show the source, digest, exact commands, network access, temporary destination, scope, final destination, and how every visible autogenesis-setup installation will be checked. Obtain explicit approval before process execution, network access, or filesystem writes. Stop and request fresh approval if any plan element changes. +4. After approval, enumerate every visible autogenesis-setup installation before writing. Preserve different existing content and stop on conflict, shadowing, ambiguity, or an installation whose bytes or location cannot be inspected. +5. Download the exact file and verify SHA-256 before interpreting or installing it. Stop if the digest differs. +6. Use this Coding Agent's native Skill installation mechanism. Install only autogenesis-setup; do not install Runtime packages, Appium, Drivers, SDKs, MCP configuration, or autogenesis-run yet. +7. Hash the exact installed file after writing. Stop if its digest or declared contract version differs from the approved source. +8. Reload Skill discovery. Prove that the discovered autogenesis-setup resolves to the approved destination, digest, and contract version, with no higher-precedence or ambiguous copy. If the Coding Agent cannot prove this identity, stop instead of reporting success. +9. Report the verified source, destination, digest, contract version, scope, and how to invoke the Skill, then stop. ``` -### Record a BDD Scenario +
+ +Prefer a terminal installer after publication? The pinned sequence will be +`python -m pip install autogenesis-cli==0.1.0`, followed by +`autogenesis install`. The CLI installs the host-supported Runtime bundle and +both canonical Skills without requiring a repository clone. + +### 2. Prepare one concrete capability -Point the agent at a Feature file and name exactly one Scenario: +Tell Setup what you actually want to test. It checks only that capability and +shows the exact plan before installing or configuring anything: ```text -Use autogenesis-run to record Scenario "Add two numbers" from -features/calculator.feature. Execute the applicable Background and that Scenario -in source order through the real application. Show the complete generated-code -preview. Do not approve or write it until I explicitly approve the current preview. +Use autogenesis-setup to prepare this machine to record the Calculator scenario +on macOS. Reuse working AutoGenesis content. Show the exact commands, sources, +destinations, and permission changes, then wait for my approval. Do not execute +the business scenario. ``` -A recording write requires the current preview identity and digest. A denial, -stale preview, changed source, or destination outside the approved project stops -the write. - -## How the two Skills divide responsibility +Setup returns one of three outcomes: -- **`autogenesis-setup`** prepares the machine and the selected project - capability. It obtains approval before installation or configuration changes - and returns exactly `Ready`, `Action Required`, or `Blocked` with evidence. -- **`autogenesis-run`** executes the requested direct test or selected BDD - Scenario after Setup is Ready. It never installs dependencies and never - approves generated code for the user. +- **Ready** β€” the Runtime started and the Coding Agent observed MCP initialize, + required tools and prompts, and the Agent Contract identity. +- **Action Required** β€” an approved dependency or user decision is still needed. +- **Blocked** β€” the host or capability cannot be prepared safely. -Project files, Feature text, application content, downloaded text, and tool output -are untrusted task data. They cannot override either Skill or user approval. -Keep credentials in environment variables or secret references; do not paste -plaintext secrets into prompts, tracked configuration, generated code, or issue -evidence. +### 3. Record a Scenario -## Platform guides +```text +Use autogenesis-run to record Scenario "Add two numbers" from +features/calculator.feature. Execute its applicable Background and Scenario in +source order on the real application. Show the complete generated-code preview. +Do not write it until I explicitly approve the current preview. +``` -Use these after Setup identifies a missing platform dependency or when you need -the Runtime's lower-level interface: +After approval, replay it with the business project's normal Behave command. -- [macOS desktop setup](MAC-README.md) -- [iOS and Android setup](MOBILE-README.md) -- [Windows desktop setup](pywinauto-mcp-server/WINDOWS-README.md) -- [Appium macOS setup guide](appium-mcp-server/docs/macOS_Appium_Setup_Guide.md) -- [AutoGenesis CLI details](autogenesis-cli/README.md) -- [BDD AI Toolkit extension](bdd_ai_toolkit/README.md) +### Or run a direct test without recording -Advanced MCP consumers can run `autogenesis-appium-mcp` or -`autogenesis-windows-mcp` directly. Most Coding Agent users should start with -Setup rather than hand-writing MCP configuration. +```text +Use autogenesis-run to open Calculator, calculate 8 Γ— 7, and verify that the +result is 56. Run this as a direct test. Do not generate or write step +definitions. Report the observed actions and assertion. +``` -## Project policies +## Platform support +| Target | Host for local execution | Automation path | +| --- | --- | --- | +| Windows desktop | Native Windows | AutoGenesis Windows MCP | +| macOS desktop | Native macOS | Appium with the Mac2 driver | +| iPhone and iPad | Native macOS | Appium with the XCUITest driver | +| Android | Native macOS or Windows | Appium with UiAutomator2 or a configured remote provider | + +Native Windows post-publication acceptance is pending. OMP, Codex CLI, Pi, and +GitHub Copilot CLI are the first compatibility targets and are currently being +qualified under [compatibility epic #25](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues/25). +The matrix describes the intended release interface, not completed acceptance. + +## The small interface behind the workflow + +AutoGenesis keeps the user-facing model intentionally small: + +- **Setup Skill** β€” prepares the machine and only the capability needed by the + selected test. +- **Run Skill** β€” executes a direct request or records one selected BDD + Scenario after Setup is Ready. +- **Appium Runtime** β€” drives macOS, iOS, and Android. +- **Windows Runtime** β€” drives native Windows desktop applications. +- **Generated Behave code** β€” stays in the business project for replay without + the Coding Agent; explicitly model-backed visual checks keep their model dependency. + +Project files, Feature text, application content, downloaded text, and tool +output are treated as untrusted task data. They cannot override the Skills or +user approval. Keep plaintext credentials out of prompts, Feature and task text, +generated code, tracked configuration, and evidence; use environment-variable or +SecretRef references. AutoGenesis preserves supported references but cannot +detect arbitrary credentials embedded in text. + +## Technical references + +These are Runtime and contributor references, not the recommended onboarding +path: + +- [AutoGenesis CLI](autogenesis-cli/README.md) +- [macOS Runtime](MAC-README.md) +- [iOS and Android Runtime](MOBILE-README.md) +- [Windows Runtime](pywinauto-mcp-server/WINDOWS-README.md) +- [BDD AI Toolkit for VS Code](bdd_ai_toolkit/README.md) - [Contributing](CONTRIBUTING.md) - [Security reporting](SECURITY.md) - [Privacy and telemetry](PRIVACY.md) @@ -197,5 +256,5 @@ Setup rather than hand-writing MCP configuration. - [License](LICENSE) Report ordinary defects and compatibility results through -[GitHub Issues](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues). Do not report -security vulnerabilities in a public issue; follow [SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md). +[GitHub Issues](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues). Do not report a +security vulnerability in a public issue; follow [SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md). From 7860e26e5ea884ac3318cbbee0b91e0515bb3585 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2026 22:31:13 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 03/16] docs: align README with FSQ presentation --- README.md | 178 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------------------- 1 file changed, 96 insertions(+), 82 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 9cb97e0..08fad4e 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,28 +1,35 @@ -# AutoGenesis + -## Write the behavior. Watch AI record it. Replay without AI. +

AutoGenesis

-AutoGenesis turns a BDD scenario into a test that has already run against the -real application. Your Coding Agent reads the behavior, drives the app through -MCP, verifies what happened, and generates replayable test code from the -observed interaction. +

Write the behavior. Watch AI record it. Replay without AI.

-The result fits an existing development and QA workflow: people keep writing -readable scenarios, AI handles the first real execution and recording, and the -saved test runs again without a Coding Agent. Standard action and property -assertions replay without AI; model-backed visual assertions are the explicit -exception and use the configured visual model during replay. +

Describe the behavior in BDD. Let your Coding Agent execute it on the real app, inspect the generated test, and replay the approved result in your normal test suite.

-**Windows Β· macOS Β· iOS Β· Android** +

An open-source project from FSQ Lab.

-[How it works](#from-behavior-to-replayable-test) Β· -[Team workflow](#built-for-development-and-qa-teams) Β· -[Get started](#get-started) Β· -[Platform support](#platform-support) +

+ Quality gates + Python 3.10 or newer + MIT license + Pre-release status +

+ +

+ See a complete test Β· + How it works Β· + Quick start Β· + Platforms Β· + Contribute +

+ +## See a complete test + + ## From behavior to replayable test -Start with behavior the whole team can read: +**Describe behavior the whole team can read.** Product, development, and QA keep intent in one selected BDD Scenario. ```gherkin Feature: Calculator @@ -33,7 +40,15 @@ Feature: Calculator Then the result is 56 ``` -AutoGenesis follows one continuous workflow: + + +**Watch AI operate the real application.** The Coding Agent executes every selected step through the platform MCP Runtime and records the calls that actually ran. + + + +**Review the generated test, then replay it.** AutoGenesis presents the complete current preview before writing. The approved Behave test stays in the business project and runs again without the Coding Agent. + + ```mermaid flowchart LR @@ -68,51 +83,6 @@ Standard actions and property assertions need no LLM at replay time. A recorded model-backed visual assertion still uses its configured visual model. AI helps create the test from a real execution; your test suite owns the result. -## Why teams use AutoGenesis - -### Behavior stays readable - -Product intent remains in Gherkin instead of disappearing into automation code. -Developers, QA engineers, and reviewers can discuss the same scenario. - -### Recording happens on the real app - -AutoGenesis does not generate a plausible-looking test and hope it works later. -It performs the selected steps first, checks the observed result, and builds the -replay from those real calls. - -### The Coding Agent leaves the replay loop - -Use AI where it adds leverage: understanding a scenario, navigating the first -execution, and producing the initial automation. Replays use generated code and -the platform Runtime instead of asking the Coding Agent to reinterpret the case. -Only explicitly model-backed operations, such as visual assertions, still invoke -their configured model. - -### One workflow spans four platforms -The same BDD recording contract routes desktop and mobile work to the correct -MCP Runtime across Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. - -### The user keeps control of writes - -Recording produces a preview, identity, and digest. AutoGenesis binds the current -preview to its session, generated payload, destination, and the destination -file's base state; it refuses mismatched or stale confirmations. - -## Built for development and QA teams - -| Stage | Developer | QA engineer | AutoGenesis | -| --- | --- | --- | --- | -| Describe | Adds behavior or acceptance criteria | Refines steps and assertions | Reads the exact selected Scenario | -| Record | Provides the working application build | Reviews the live execution | Drives the real app and captures MCP calls | -| Review | Checks generated project changes | Checks coverage and evidence | Presents the complete current preview | -| Replay | Runs focused tests while changing code | Adds the case to regression coverage | Runs generated steps without the Coding Agent; visual model checks remain explicit | -| CI | Ships the application and test project | Owns pass/fail expectations | Uses the existing Behave and Runtime path | - -A one-off investigation does not need to become permanent automation. You can -also ask AutoGenesis to perform a direct natural-language test and return the -observed actions and assertion without generating step definitions. - ## Get started > [!IMPORTANT] @@ -205,6 +175,51 @@ result is 56. Run this as a direct test. Do not generate or write step definitions. Report the observed actions and assertion. ``` +## Why teams use AutoGenesis + +### Behavior stays readable + +Product intent remains in Gherkin instead of disappearing into automation code. +Developers, QA engineers, and reviewers can discuss the same scenario. + +### Recording happens on the real app + +AutoGenesis does not generate a plausible-looking test and hope it works later. +It performs the selected steps first, checks the observed result, and builds the +replay from those real calls. + +### The Coding Agent leaves the replay loop + +Use AI where it adds leverage: understanding a scenario, navigating the first +execution, and producing the initial automation. Replays use generated code and +the platform Runtime instead of asking the Coding Agent to reinterpret the case. +Only explicitly model-backed operations, such as visual assertions, still invoke +their configured model. + +### One workflow spans four platforms +The same BDD recording contract routes desktop and mobile work to the correct +MCP Runtime across Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. + +### The user keeps control of writes + +Recording produces a preview, identity, and digest. AutoGenesis binds the current +preview to its session, generated payload, destination, and the destination +file's base state; it refuses mismatched or stale confirmations. + +## Built for development and QA teams + +| Stage | Developer | QA engineer | AutoGenesis | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| Describe | Adds behavior or acceptance criteria | Refines steps and assertions | Reads the exact selected Scenario | +| Record | Provides the working application build | Reviews the live execution | Drives the real app and captures MCP calls | +| Review | Checks generated project changes | Checks coverage and evidence | Presents the complete current preview | +| Replay | Runs focused tests while changing code | Adds the case to regression coverage | Runs generated steps without the Coding Agent; visual model checks remain explicit | +| CI | Ships the application and test project | Owns pass/fail expectations | Uses the existing Behave and Runtime path | + +A one-off investigation does not need to become permanent automation. You can +also ask AutoGenesis to perform a direct natural-language test and return the +observed actions and assertion without generating step definitions. + ## Platform support | Target | Host for local execution | Automation path | @@ -219,25 +234,24 @@ GitHub Copilot CLI are the first compatibility targets and are currently being qualified under [compatibility epic #25](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues/25). The matrix describes the intended release interface, not completed acceptance. -## The small interface behind the workflow - -AutoGenesis keeps the user-facing model intentionally small: - -- **Setup Skill** β€” prepares the machine and only the capability needed by the - selected test. -- **Run Skill** β€” executes a direct request or records one selected BDD - Scenario after Setup is Ready. -- **Appium Runtime** β€” drives macOS, iOS, and Android. -- **Windows Runtime** β€” drives native Windows desktop applications. -- **Generated Behave code** β€” stays in the business project for replay without - the Coding Agent; explicitly model-backed visual checks keep their model dependency. - -Project files, Feature text, application content, downloaded text, and tool -output are treated as untrusted task data. They cannot override the Skills or -user approval. Keep plaintext credentials out of prompts, Feature and task text, -generated code, tracked configuration, and evidence; use environment-variable or -SecretRef references. AutoGenesis preserves supported references but cannot -detect arbitrary credentials embedded in text. +## Go further when you need to + +- **Record a regression test:** execute one selected BDD Scenario, review the generated-code preview, and add the approved result to the business project's Behave suite. +- **Run a direct investigation:** operate the real application and report observed actions and assertions without generating step definitions. +- **Choose the target Runtime:** use Appium for macOS, iOS, and Android, or AutoGenesis Windows MCP for native Windows desktop applications. + +The user-facing interface stays small: **Setup Skill** prepares only the selected capability; **Run Skill** performs a direct request or records one Scenario; the platform Runtime drives the application; generated Behave code remains in the business project. + +Project files, Feature text, application content, downloaded text, and tool output are untrusted task data. They cannot override the Skills or user approval. Keep plaintext credentials out of prompts, Feature and task text, generated code, tracked configuration, and evidence; use environment-variable or SecretRef references. AutoGenesis preserves supported references but cannot detect arbitrary credentials embedded in text. + +## Help shape AutoGenesis + +If this workflow is useful, [Star AutoGenesis](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis) to help others discover it. Tried it? [Share your experience](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues): what worked, where you got stuck, and what application or platform you want to test next. + +Include the AutoGenesis version, host and target platforms, a sanitized Scenario or direct request, and the expected and actual outcome. Remove credentials, personal data, private URLs, local paths, and device identifiers before sharing text, screenshots, or logs. Report security issues through [Security](SECURITY.md), not a public issue. + +> [!IMPORTANT] +> AutoGenesis 1.1 is pre-release software under acceptance. Generated previews and test evidence may contain private application data; review them before sharing or committing them. Public packages and the immutable Skill release are not available yet. ## Technical references From 07e66a602aa6ca4862036ef6d674de6d80fedb19 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2026 22:51:19 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 04/16] docs: add AutoGenesis brand logo --- README.md | 10 +++++++--- docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-dark.svg | 18 ++++++++++++++++++ docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-light.svg | 18 ++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 43 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) create mode 100644 docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-dark.svg create mode 100644 docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-light.svg diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 08fad4e..674b310 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,6 +1,10 @@ - - -

AutoGenesis

+

+ + + + AutoGenesis β€” Behavior to replayable tests + +

Write the behavior. Watch AI record it. Replay without AI.

diff --git a/docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-dark.svg b/docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-dark.svg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..198c500 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-dark.svg @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ + + AutoGenesis + Three behavior steps converge into a generated test inside a replay loop. + + + + + + + + + + + + + AutoGenesis + Behavior to replayable tests + diff --git a/docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-light.svg b/docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-light.svg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..94a1007 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-light.svg @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ + + AutoGenesis + Three behavior steps converge into a generated test inside a replay loop. + + + + + + + + + + + + + AutoGenesis + Behavior to replayable tests + From ba850eff95d92afb09bd929737697bff2e93c676 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2026 23:00:53 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 05/16] docs: add Edge deployment results --- README.md | 11 +++++++++++ 1 file changed, 11 insertions(+) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 674b310..85761a2 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@

See a complete test Β· How it works Β· + Edge results Β· Quick start Β· Platforms Β· Contribute @@ -87,6 +88,16 @@ Standard actions and property assertions need no LLM at replay time. A recorded model-backed visual assertion still uses its configured visual model. AI helps create the test from a real execution; your test suite owns the result. +## Proven on the Edge browser product line + +The automation approach behind AutoGenesis has been applied at production scale on the Microsoft Edge browser product line: + +| 2.30M | 3,193 | 4 | 99.7% | +| ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | +| Test steps executed in the reported 30-day period | Hours saved in the monthly operating period | Platforms: Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android | Pass-rate consistency | + +These are observed Edge deployment results, not projected savings or a universal benchmark for every product and environment. + ## Get started > [!IMPORTANT] From 58eabb4308089df215704a3e1e808baa4fb3de1a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2026 23:13:40 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 06/16] docs: redesign Edge deployment proof --- README.md | 15 ++-- .../assets/edge-deployment-results-mobile.svg | 75 +++++++++++++++++++ docs/assets/edge-deployment-results.svg | 75 +++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 160 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) create mode 100644 docs/assets/edge-deployment-results-mobile.svg create mode 100644 docs/assets/edge-deployment-results.svg diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 85761a2..d19de3d 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -90,13 +90,18 @@ create the test from a real execution; your test suite owns the result. ## Proven on the Edge browser product line -The automation approach behind AutoGenesis has been applied at production scale on the Microsoft Edge browser product line: +The automation approach behind AutoGenesis has already operated at production scale on the Microsoft Edge browser product line. -| 2.30M | 3,193 | 4 | 99.7% | -| ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | -| Test steps executed in the reported 30-day period | Hours saved in the monthly operating period | Platforms: Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android | Pass-rate consistency | +

+ + + Microsoft Edge browser product-line deployment: 2.30 million test steps in a reported 30-day period, 3,193 hours saved monthly, four platforms, and 99.7 percent pass-rate consistency + +

+ +In the reported operating period, the Edge deployment executed **2.30 million test steps**, saved **3,193 hours per month**, covered **Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android**, and reported **99.7% pass-rate consistency**. These are observed results from that product lineβ€”not projected savings or a universal benchmark. -These are observed Edge deployment results, not projected savings or a universal benchmark for every product and environment. +Microsoft Edge is a trademark of the Microsoft group of companies. ## Get started diff --git a/docs/assets/edge-deployment-results-mobile.svg b/docs/assets/edge-deployment-results-mobile.svg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..df48854 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/assets/edge-deployment-results-mobile.svg @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ + + Microsoft Edge browser product-line deployment results + 2.30 million test steps in a reported 30-day period, 3,193 hours saved monthly, four platforms, and 99.7 percent pass-rate consistency. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + PROVEN AT PRODUCTION SCALE + Microsoft Edge browser product line + + + + + 2.30M + TEST STEPS + Reported 30-day period + + + + + 3,193 + HOURS SAVED / MONTH + Measured operating impact + + + + + 4 + PLATFORMS + Windows Β· macOS + iOS Β· Android + + + + + 99.7% + PASS-RATE + Consistency + + + Observed Edge deployment results + Not a universal benchmark + diff --git a/docs/assets/edge-deployment-results.svg b/docs/assets/edge-deployment-results.svg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1d11ef1 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/assets/edge-deployment-results.svg @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ + + Microsoft Edge browser product-line deployment results + 2.30 million test steps in a reported 30-day period, 3,193 hours saved monthly, four platforms, and 99.7 percent pass-rate consistency. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + PROVEN AT PRODUCTION SCALE + Microsoft Edge browser product line + Observed deployment results + + + 2.30M + TEST STEPS + Executed in the reported 30-day period + + + + 3,193 + HOURS SAVED / MONTH + Measured monthly operating impact + + + + 4 + PLATFORMS + Windows Β· macOS Β· iOS Β· Android + + + + + 99.7% + PASS-RATE CONSISTENCY + Reported operational consistency + + + Edge deployment Β· not a universal benchmark + From 3e21a1051b9ab1b73704759e0e5bc6832ecb13f4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2026 23:19:01 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 07/16] docs: strengthen Edge proof icon --- .../assets/edge-deployment-results-mobile.svg | 20 +++++++++---------- docs/assets/edge-deployment-results.svg | 20 +++++++++---------- 2 files changed, 20 insertions(+), 20 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/assets/edge-deployment-results-mobile.svg b/docs/assets/edge-deployment-results-mobile.svg index df48854..eaa462f 100644 --- a/docs/assets/edge-deployment-results-mobile.svg +++ b/docs/assets/edge-deployment-results-mobile.svg @@ -27,18 +27,18 @@ - - - - - - - - + + + + + + + + - PROVEN AT PRODUCTION SCALE - Microsoft Edge browser product line + PROVEN AT PRODUCTION SCALE + Microsoft Edge browser product line diff --git a/docs/assets/edge-deployment-results.svg b/docs/assets/edge-deployment-results.svg index 1d11ef1..f73a10f 100644 --- a/docs/assets/edge-deployment-results.svg +++ b/docs/assets/edge-deployment-results.svg @@ -32,18 +32,18 @@ - - - - - - - - + + + + + + + + - PROVEN AT PRODUCTION SCALE - Microsoft Edge browser product line + PROVEN AT PRODUCTION SCALE + Microsoft Edge browser product line Observed deployment results From 96da3343be484c0ed186759ee38996795ef01bac Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Fri, 30 Oct 2026 20:55:01 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 08/16] docs: align onboarding with published packages --- README.md | 26 ++++++++++++++++---------- 1 file changed, 16 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index d19de3d..1a665bf 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -106,10 +106,9 @@ In the reported operating period, the Edge deployment executed **2.30 million te ## Get started > [!IMPORTANT] -> AutoGenesis 1.1 is in pre-release acceptance. Its official Python packages and -> immutable Skill release are not public yet. Do not resolve similarly named -> packages from an index. Acceptance testers must use artifacts and SHA-256 -> values supplied by the Integration Lead. +> AutoGenesis 1.1 packages and the immutable Setup Skill are published. Native +> Windows and Coding Agent compatibility acceptance remain in progress; consult +> the support status below before adopting AutoGenesis in a release workflow. ### What you need @@ -124,7 +123,7 @@ configuration writes on unsupported hosts. ### 1. Give AutoGenesis to your Coding Agent -After publication, paste the verified +Paste the verified [Agent Install Prompt](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/releases/download/agent-contract-v2.0.0/agent-install-prompt.txt) into the Coding Agent. It installs only `autogenesis-setup`, verifies the Skill identity, and stops before machine preparation. @@ -152,10 +151,14 @@ Skill name: autogenesis-setup -Prefer a terminal installer after publication? The pinned sequence will be -`python -m pip install autogenesis-cli==0.1.0`, followed by -`autogenesis install`. The CLI installs the host-supported Runtime bundle and -both canonical Skills without requiring a repository clone. +Prefer a terminal installer? Install the pinned CLI, then install the +host-supported Runtime bundle and both canonical Skills without cloning this +repository: + +```bash +python -m pip install autogenesis-cli==0.1.0 +autogenesis install +``` ### 2. Prepare one concrete capability @@ -271,7 +274,10 @@ If this workflow is useful, [Star AutoGenesis](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGe Include the AutoGenesis version, host and target platforms, a sanitized Scenario or direct request, and the expected and actual outcome. Remove credentials, personal data, private URLs, local paths, and device identifiers before sharing text, screenshots, or logs. Report security issues through [Security](SECURITY.md), not a public issue. > [!IMPORTANT] -> AutoGenesis 1.1 is pre-release software under acceptance. Generated previews and test evidence may contain private application data; review them before sharing or committing them. Public packages and the immutable Skill release are not available yet. +> AutoGenesis 1.1 remains pre-release software while native Windows and Coding +> Agent compatibility acceptance finish. Generated previews and test evidence +> may contain private application data; review them before sharing or +> committing them. ## Technical references From 090dcb2d231611c084186538395460239ad8eac0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Fri, 30 Oct 2026 21:01:46 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 09/16] docs: harden published onboarding paths --- MAC-README.md | 25 +++++++++---------------- MOBILE-README.md | 20 ++++++-------------- README.md | 22 +++++++++++++++------- pywinauto-mcp-server/WINDOWS-README.md | 22 +++++++--------------- 4 files changed, 37 insertions(+), 52 deletions(-) diff --git a/MAC-README.md b/MAC-README.md index 616a575..1d64604 100644 --- a/MAC-README.md +++ b/MAC-README.md @@ -8,13 +8,15 @@ permissions for the application driving automation. ## Install from a business project -Obtain the built runtime and Agent Contract wheels from the Integration Lead. -No AutoGenesis checkout is needed. In an activated virtual environment: +No AutoGenesis checkout is needed. Create an isolated environment and use the +machine's configured package index; do not bypass its mirror or trust policy. +The pinned Runtime installs its exact Agent Contract dependency: ```bash -python -m pip install /absolute/wheels/autogenesis_agent_contract-2.0.0-py3-none-any.whl /absolute/wheels/autogenesis_appium_mcp-0.4.0-py3-none-any.whl -python -c "from importlib.resources import files; from pathlib import Path; Path('appium.json').write_bytes(files('autogenesis_appium_mcp').joinpath('conf/appium_conf.template.json').read_bytes())" -autogenesis-appium-mcp --platform mac --config /absolute/business/appium.json --project-root /absolute/business +python -m venv .venv +.venv/bin/python -m pip install autogenesis-appium-mcp==0.4.0 +.venv/bin/python -c "from importlib.resources import files; from pathlib import Path; Path('appium.json').write_bytes(files('autogenesis_appium_mcp').joinpath('conf/appium_conf.template.json').read_bytes())" +.venv/bin/autogenesis-appium-mcp --platform mac --config /absolute/business/appium.json --project-root /absolute/business ``` The default transport is **stdio**. The default platform is iOS, so pass @@ -22,17 +24,8 @@ The default transport is **stdio**. The default platform is iOS, so pass Appium or a live application; automation calls create sessions when requested. stdout is reserved for MCP; diagnostics use stderr. -With uvx and local artifacts: - -```bash -uvx --from /absolute/wheels/autogenesis_appium_mcp-0.4.0-py3-none-any.whl --with /absolute/wheels/autogenesis_agent_contract-2.0.0-py3-none-any.whl autogenesis-appium-mcp --platform mac --config /absolute/business/appium.json --project-root /absolute/business -``` - -Once both packages are published to the configured index: - -```bash -uvx --from autogenesis-appium-mcp==0.4.0 autogenesis-appium-mcp --platform mac --config /absolute/business/appium.json --project-root /absolute/business -``` +Maintainers testing unpublished builds may substitute reviewed local Runtime and +Contract wheels instead of package-index coordinates. Agent Contract is pinned to **2.0.0**, manifest SHA-256 `4367a2e388d0d5cb41a415b25b6a58e25025f1da6749bfdffe87a37c60a0c9d3`. diff --git a/MOBILE-README.md b/MOBILE-README.md index 961ebda..a422cf3 100644 --- a/MOBILE-README.md +++ b/MOBILE-README.md @@ -7,11 +7,12 @@ visual verification, and BDD generation. Python 3.10 or later is required. ## Install in a business project -No AutoGenesis checkout is needed. Until packages are published, obtain both -built wheels from the Integration Lead. In an activated Python virtual environment: +No AutoGenesis checkout is needed. In an isolated Python environment, use the +machine's configured package index; do not bypass its mirror or trust policy. +The pinned Runtime installs its exact Agent Contract dependency: ```bash -python -m pip install /absolute/wheels/autogenesis_agent_contract-2.0.0-py3-none-any.whl /absolute/wheels/autogenesis_appium_mcp-0.4.0-py3-none-any.whl +python -m pip install autogenesis-appium-mcp==0.4.0 python -c "from importlib.resources import files; from pathlib import Path; Path('appium.json').write_bytes(files('autogenesis_appium_mcp').joinpath('conf/appium_conf.template.json').read_bytes())" autogenesis-appium-mcp --platform android --config /absolute/business/appium.json --project-root /absolute/business ``` @@ -21,17 +22,8 @@ Use `--platform ios` for iOS. The default platform is iOS and transport is device; automation tools create sessions when requested. stdout belongs to the MCP client; diagnostics use stderr. -With uv/uvx, launch directly from the same local artifacts: - -```bash -uvx --from /absolute/wheels/autogenesis_appium_mcp-0.4.0-py3-none-any.whl --with /absolute/wheels/autogenesis_agent_contract-2.0.0-py3-none-any.whl autogenesis-appium-mcp --platform android --config /absolute/business/appium.json --project-root /absolute/business -``` - -After both distributions are published to the configured index: - -```bash -uvx --from autogenesis-appium-mcp==0.4.0 autogenesis-appium-mcp --platform ios --config /absolute/business/appium.json --project-root /absolute/business -``` +Maintainers testing unpublished builds may substitute reviewed local Runtime and +Contract wheels instead of package-index coordinates. The runtime pins Agent Contract **2.0.0**, manifest SHA-256 `4367a2e388d0d5cb41a415b25b6a58e25025f1da6749bfdffe87a37c60a0c9d3`. diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 1a665bf..49f8e65 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -123,10 +123,10 @@ configuration writes on unsupported hosts. ### 1. Give AutoGenesis to your Coding Agent -Paste the verified -[Agent Install Prompt](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/releases/download/agent-contract-v2.0.0/agent-install-prompt.txt) -into the Coding Agent. It installs only `autogenesis-setup`, verifies the Skill -identity, and stops before machine preparation. +Copy the complete verified Agent Install Prompt below into the Coding Agent. It +installs only `autogenesis-setup`, verifies the Skill identity, and stops before +machine preparation. Do not substitute the older prompt bundled with the +Contract 2.0.0 release.
Show the complete verified Agent Install Prompt @@ -151,15 +151,23 @@ Skill name: autogenesis-setup
-Prefer a terminal installer? Install the pinned CLI, then install the -host-supported Runtime bundle and both canonical Skills without cloning this -repository: +Prefer a terminal installer? Use the Python environment and configured package +index selected for this machine; do not bypass its mirror or trust policy. The +pinned CLI installs the host-supported Runtime bundle and both canonical Skills +without cloning this repository: ```bash python -m pip install autogenesis-cli==0.1.0 autogenesis install ``` +Before invoking either installed Skill, ask the Coding Agent to reload Skill +discovery, enumerate every visible `autogenesis-setup` and `autogenesis-run`, +and prove that each resolved Skill matches the CLI-reported destination, exact +bytes, and Contract version. Stop on a conflicting, shadowing, ambiguous, or +uninspectable copy; do not report installation success from the destination +files alone. + ### 2. Prepare one concrete capability Tell Setup what you actually want to test. It checks only that capability and diff --git a/pywinauto-mcp-server/WINDOWS-README.md b/pywinauto-mcp-server/WINDOWS-README.md index 82e04dc..78a68ea 100644 --- a/pywinauto-mcp-server/WINDOWS-README.md +++ b/pywinauto-mcp-server/WINDOWS-README.md @@ -9,13 +9,14 @@ serving automation tools. Linux CI checks package metadata/imports only. ## Install in a business project -Build artifacts must contain both the Windows runtime wheel and the merged -Agent Contract 2.0.0 wheel. From any Windows business directory, without a -checkout of AutoGenesis: +No AutoGenesis checkout is needed. From a Windows business directory, create an +isolated environment and use the machine's configured package index; do not +bypass its mirror or trust policy. The pinned Runtime installs its exact Agent +Contract dependency: ```powershell python -m venv .venv -.venv/Scripts/python -m pip install C:/artifacts/autogenesis_agent_contract-2.0.0-py3-none-any.whl C:/artifacts/autogenesis_windows_mcp-0.4.0-py3-none-any.whl +.venv/Scripts/python -m pip install autogenesis-windows-mcp==0.4.0 .venv/Scripts/autogenesis-windows-mcp --config ./apps.json --app notepad --project-root . ``` @@ -25,17 +26,8 @@ does not create log files or write into the installed package. Close client stdin or send SIGINT (Ctrl+C) to stop the server. Disconnecting does not invoke the app_close automation tool or terminate the user's application. -With uv installed, isolated execution from local artifacts is also supported: - -```powershell -uvx --with C:/artifacts/autogenesis_agent_contract-2.0.0-py3-none-any.whl --from C:/artifacts/autogenesis_windows_mcp-0.4.0-py3-none-any.whl autogenesis-windows-mcp --config ./apps.json --app notepad --project-root . -``` - -After these versions are published to the configured package index: - -```powershell -uvx --from autogenesis-windows-mcp==0.4.0 autogenesis-windows-mcp --config ./apps.json --app notepad --project-root . -``` +Maintainers testing unpublished builds may substitute reviewed local Runtime and +Contract wheels instead of package-index coordinates. The runtime depends exactly on autogenesis-agent-contract==2.0.0 and requires manifest SHA-256 From d6ff82a2343cfb188400b3f372ea51ad14710f5b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Tue, 10 Nov 2026 21:29:33 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 10/16] docs: publish canonical Skills Preview onboarding --- README.md | 392 +++++++++++++++++++++++++----------------------------- 1 file changed, 183 insertions(+), 209 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 49f8e65..71e72b6 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -2,13 +2,13 @@ - AutoGenesis β€” Behavior to replayable tests + AutoGenesis

-

Write the behavior. Watch AI record it. Replay without AI.

+

Describe the behavior. Let your Coding Agent run it on the real app.

-

Describe the behavior in BDD. Let your Coding Agent execute it on the real app, inspect the generated test, and replay the approved result in your normal test suite.

+

AutoGenesis gives an Agent one canonical Skill and standard stdio MCP Runtimes for direct natural-language testing, exact BDD execution, and read-only recording previews.

An open-source project from FSQ Lab.

@@ -16,25 +16,45 @@ Quality gates Python 3.10 or newer MIT license - Pre-release status + Skills Preview status

- See a complete test Β· - How it works Β· - Edge results Β· - Quick start Β· - Platforms Β· + What it does Β· + Get started Β· + First journey Β· + Support Β· Contribute

-## See a complete test +## What AutoGenesis does - +AutoGenesis connects a Coding Agent to native applications through one generic +integration seam: -## From behavior to replayable test +1. the Agent discovers the canonical `autogenesis` [Agent Skill](https://agentskills.io/); +2. the Skill prepares and verifies the selected capability; +3. the Agent starts the applicable Runtime over standard stdio MCP; and +4. the Runtime operates the real application and returns bounded evidence. -**Describe behavior the whole team can read.** Product, development, and QA keep intent in one selected BDD Scenario. +There are no client-specific Skill variants. A compatible Coding Agent uses the +same Skill and MCP packages. + +### Three explicit workflows + +- **Direct request:** describe an outcome in natural language. AutoGenesis drives + the application and verifies the observed result. +- **Exact BDD execution:** supply a `Background` and `Scenario`. AutoGenesis + preserves their source order and executes the steps without silently adding, + merging, or skipping them. +- **Explicit recording:** ask to record or generate a test. AutoGenesis may + execute the Scenario and return a read-only generated-code preview. + +> [!IMPORTANT] +> The Skills Preview cannot commit generated files. Its live Runtime schemas do +> not expose a generated-code confirmation or write operation. Recording stops +> after the preview, so you must not treat the preview as a committed or +> replayable test. ```gherkin Feature: Calculator @@ -45,52 +65,19 @@ Feature: Calculator Then the result is 56 ``` - - -**Watch AI operate the real application.** The Coding Agent executes every selected step through the platform MCP Runtime and records the calls that actually ran. - - - -**Review the generated test, then replay it.** AutoGenesis presents the complete current preview before writing. The approved Behave test stays in the business project and runs again without the Coding Agent. - - - ```mermaid flowchart LR - A[Describe behavior in Gherkin] --> B[AI executes the exact scenario] - B --> C[MCP drives the real application] - C --> D[AutoGenesis verifies and records observed calls] - D --> E[You review the generated-code preview] - E --> F[Behave replays the approved test without the Coding Agent] -``` - -### During recording - -- The Coding Agent reads the selected `Background` and `Scenario` in source - order. -- AutoGenesis operates the real desktop or mobile application through the - platform Runtime. -- Every action and assertion must execute; steps are not silently skipped, - merged, or invented. -- Generated code reflects the MCP calls that actually ran. -- You see the complete current preview before anything is written. - -### During replay - -The approved step definitions live in the business project. Run them with the -normal test runnerβ€”no Coding Agent is in the replay loop: - -```bash -python -m behave --name "Add two numbers" + A[Natural language or exact BDD] --> B[autogenesis Skill] + B --> C[Appium or Windows stdio MCP Runtime] + C --> D[Real application] + D --> E[Observed result] + E -. explicit recording only .-> F[Read-only code preview] ``` -Standard actions and property assertions need no LLM at replay time. A recorded -model-backed visual assertion still uses its configured visual model. AI helps -create the test from a real execution; your test suite owns the result. - ## Proven on the Edge browser product line -The automation approach behind AutoGenesis has already operated at production scale on the Microsoft Edge browser product line. +The automation approach behind AutoGenesis has operated at production scale on +the Microsoft Edge browser product line.

@@ -99,198 +86,182 @@ The automation approach behind AutoGenesis has already operated at production sc

-In the reported operating period, the Edge deployment executed **2.30 million test steps**, saved **3,193 hours per month**, covered **Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android**, and reported **99.7% pass-rate consistency**. These are observed results from that product lineβ€”not projected savings or a universal benchmark. +In the reported operating period, the Edge deployment executed **2.30 million +test steps**, saved **3,193 hours per month**, covered **Windows, macOS, iOS, +and Android**, and reported **99.7% pass-rate consistency**. These are observed +results from that product line, not projected savings, a universal benchmark, +or evidence that every Skills Preview journey is qualified. Microsoft Edge is a trademark of the Microsoft group of companies. ## Get started -> [!IMPORTANT] -> AutoGenesis 1.1 packages and the immutable Setup Skill are published. Native -> Windows and Coding Agent compatibility acceptance remain in progress; consult -> the support status below before adopting AutoGenesis in a release workflow. +> [!WARNING] +> **Pre-release Candidate only.** The Skills Preview packages and immutable +> GitHub Release assets are not public yet. Do not construct a version-shaped +> Release URL or install the intended versions from a package index. Approved +> evaluators must use the complete, commit-bound +> `autogenesis-candidate-<40-character-commit>` artifact from the successful +> **Quality Gates / Build exact Candidate channel** job for the exact commit +> under evaluation. ### What you need -- Native macOS or native Windows. +- Native macOS or native Windows; Linux and WSL are unsupported. - Python 3.10 or newer. -- A Coding Agent that supports Agent Skills and MCP. +- A Coding Agent with Agent Skills discovery and standard stdio MCP support. +- The complete Candidate bundle for one exact reviewed commit. - The application, device, simulator, emulator, or remote provider required by - the selected test. - -Linux and WSL are not supported. Setup stops before installation or -configuration writes on unsupported hosts. - -### 1. Give AutoGenesis to your Coding Agent - -Copy the complete verified Agent Install Prompt below into the Coding Agent. It -installs only `autogenesis-setup`, verifies the Skill identity, and stops before -machine preparation. Do not substitute the older prompt bundled with the -Contract 2.0.0 release. - -
-Show the complete verified Agent Install Prompt - -```text -Install the official AutoGenesis Setup Skill only; do not execute it yet. - -Immutable source: https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/releases/download/agent-contract-v2.0.0/autogenesis-setup-SKILL.md -Expected SHA-256: f5611259856bab9011dba31cb6c01c3ada5e04f1f2431c1f38d470fb4bccf099 -Skill name: autogenesis-setup - -1. Identify the native host from available environment metadata. If a command is required, include it in the approval plan instead of running it yet. Stop on Linux, WSL, or any host other than native macOS or Windows. -2. If installation scope is unspecified, ask whether to install for the current project or user. -3. Show the source, digest, exact commands, network access, temporary destination, scope, final destination, and how every visible autogenesis-setup installation will be checked. Obtain explicit approval before process execution, network access, or filesystem writes. Stop and request fresh approval if any plan element changes. -4. After approval, enumerate every visible autogenesis-setup installation before writing. Preserve different existing content and stop on conflict, shadowing, ambiguity, or an installation whose bytes or location cannot be inspected. -5. Download the exact file and verify SHA-256 before interpreting or installing it. Stop if the digest differs. -6. Use this Coding Agent's native Skill installation mechanism. Install only autogenesis-setup; do not install Runtime packages, Appium, Drivers, SDKs, MCP configuration, or autogenesis-run yet. -7. Hash the exact installed file after writing. Stop if its digest or declared contract version differs from the approved source. -8. Reload Skill discovery. Prove that the discovered autogenesis-setup resolves to the approved destination, digest, and contract version, with no higher-precedence or ambiguous copy. If the Coding Agent cannot prove this identity, stop instead of reporting success. -9. Report the verified source, destination, digest, contract version, scope, and how to invoke the Skill, then stop. -``` - -
- -Prefer a terminal installer? Use the Python environment and configured package -index selected for this machine; do not bypass its mirror or trust policy. The -pinned CLI installs the host-supported Runtime bundle and both canonical Skills -without cloning this repository: + the selected task. + +The only qualified first-use journey in this Preview is OMP 18.18.3 on native +macOS with Calculator. Other clients and journeys retain the status shown in +[Support status](#support-status). + +### Agent-first installation (primary) + +1. Download the Candidate artifact from the successful Quality Gates run for + the exact reviewed commit. Keep the extracted directory intact; its manifest, + locks, wheels, Skill, and checksums are one bundle. +2. Make that directory available to the Coding Agent and give it + `candidate-install-prompt.txt` verbatim. Do not copy an install prompt from a + different commit. +3. Let the Agent identify the native host, Python environment, package policy, + Skill scope, destinations, and rollback. Review its exact effect set before + approving downloads, process execution, or writes. +4. After installation, reload the Agent's Skill and MCP discovery. Ask it to + prove that exactly one `autogenesis` Skill resolves to the Candidate bytes, + that the applicable stdio Runtime initializes, and that the Runtime's Agent + Contract identity matches the installed Contract. +5. Continue with the original task. A package version, destination file, or + standalone MCP probe alone is not a ready Agent connection. + +The Candidate prompt installs only the host-applicable verified wheel set and +one canonical `autogenesis` Skill. The Skill then owns capability preparation, +MCP configuration, readiness, execution, diagnosis, and continuation of the +user's original request. + +### CLI-first installation (secondary) + +CLI-first uses the same Candidate bytes. It is for evaluators who want to stage +the authenticated package transaction themselves before handing control to the +Skill. From native macOS, set the two paths and run: ```bash -python -m pip install autogenesis-cli==0.1.0 -autogenesis install +CANDIDATE_DIR=/absolute/path/to/extracted-candidate +BUSINESS_PROJECT=/absolute/path/to/business-project + +(cd "$CANDIDATE_DIR" && shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS) +python3 -m pip download \ + --require-hashes \ + --requirement "$CANDIDATE_DIR/candidate-dependencies.lock" \ + --dest "$CANDIDATE_DIR/candidate-wheelhouse" +python3 -m pip install \ + --force-reinstall \ + --no-deps \ + --no-index \ + --find-links "$CANDIDATE_DIR" \ + --find-links "$CANDIDATE_DIR/candidate-wheelhouse" \ + --require-hashes \ + --requirement "$CANDIDATE_DIR/candidate-install.lock" +autogenesis install --scope project --project-root "$BUSINESS_PROJECT" ``` -Before invoking either installed Skill, ask the Coding Agent to reload Skill -discovery, enumerate every visible `autogenesis-setup` and `autogenesis-run`, -and prove that each resolved Skill matches the CLI-reported destination, exact -bytes, and Contract version. Stop on a conflicting, shadowing, ambiguous, or -uninspectable copy; do not report installation success from the destination -files alone. +Use the selected package index only for the strict-hash dependency download. +The offline install must resolve the first-party wheels from the Candidate +bundle, not from an index. Use `--scope user` instead only when user-wide Skill +discovery is intentional. Then reload the Agent and require the same Skill, +stdio MCP, and Contract identity proof as the Agent-first route. -### 2. Prepare one concrete capability +## Qualified first journey -Tell Setup what you actually want to test. It checks only that capability and -shows the exact plan before installing or configuring anything: +This is the single qualified Calculator journey for **OMP 18.18.3 on native +macOS**. Start from the business project after completing Agent-first +installation, then ask OMP: ```text -Use autogenesis-setup to prepare this machine to record the Calculator scenario -on macOS. Reuse working AutoGenesis content. Show the exact commands, sources, -destinations, and permission changes, then wait for my approval. Do not execute -the business scenario. +Use autogenesis to prepare Calculator on this native macOS host, calculate +8 Γ— 7, and verify that the observed result is 56. Perform this as a direct test: +do not record a Scenario or generate files. Reuse working dependencies, make +only the smallest necessary changes after showing any protected effect set, and +report the selected environment, actions, assertion, and cleanup. ``` -Setup returns one of three outcomes: +A successful journey includes the live `autogenesis` Skill, the Appium stdio MCP +Runtime, matching Agent Contract identity, a real Calculator session, and an +observed result of 56. Installation output alone is not acceptance. -- **Ready** β€” the Runtime started and the Coding Agent observed MCP initialize, - required tools and prompts, and the Agent Contract identity. -- **Action Required** β€” an approved dependency or user decision is still needed. -- **Blocked** β€” the host or capability cannot be prepared safely. +### Execute exact BDD instead -### 3. Record a Scenario +Use the same Skill name and provide the exact text to execute: ```text -Use autogenesis-run to record Scenario "Add two numbers" from -features/calculator.feature. Execute its applicable Background and Scenario in -source order on the real application. Show the complete generated-code preview. -Do not write it until I explicitly approve the current preview. -``` +Use autogenesis to execute this exact BDD on Calculator. Preserve the Background +and Scenario in source order. Do not record or generate files. -After approval, replay it with the business project's normal Behave command. - -### Or run a direct test without recording +Feature: Calculator -```text -Use autogenesis-run to open Calculator, calculate 8 Γ— 7, and verify that the -result is 56. Run this as a direct test. Do not generate or write step -definitions. Report the observed actions and assertion. + Scenario: Add two numbers + Given Calculator is open + When I calculate 8 Γ— 7 + Then the result is 56 ``` -## Why teams use AutoGenesis - -### Behavior stays readable - -Product intent remains in Gherkin instead of disappearing into automation code. -Developers, QA engineers, and reviewers can discuss the same scenario. - -### Recording happens on the real app - -AutoGenesis does not generate a plausible-looking test and hope it works later. -It performs the selected steps first, checks the observed result, and builds the -replay from those real calls. - -### The Coding Agent leaves the replay loop - -Use AI where it adds leverage: understanding a scenario, navigating the first -execution, and producing the initial automation. Replays use generated code and -the platform Runtime instead of asking the Coding Agent to reinterpret the case. -Only explicitly model-backed operations, such as visual assertions, still invoke -their configured model. - -### One workflow spans four platforms -The same BDD recording contract routes desktop and mobile work to the correct -MCP Runtime across Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. +### Request a read-only recording preview -### The user keeps control of writes +Recording must be explicit: -Recording produces a preview, identity, and digest. AutoGenesis binds the current -preview to its session, generated payload, destination, and the destination -file's base state; it refuses mismatched or stale confirmations. - -## Built for development and QA teams +```text +Use autogenesis to record Scenario "Add two numbers" from +features/calculator.feature. Execute the exact Scenario on the real application +and show the complete generated-code preview. Stop after the preview. The Skills +Preview cannot write or commit generated files. +``` -| Stage | Developer | QA engineer | AutoGenesis | -| --- | --- | --- | --- | -| Describe | Adds behavior or acceptance criteria | Refines steps and assertions | Reads the exact selected Scenario | -| Record | Provides the working application build | Reviews the live execution | Drives the real app and captures MCP calls | -| Review | Checks generated project changes | Checks coverage and evidence | Presents the complete current preview | -| Replay | Runs focused tests while changing code | Adds the case to regression coverage | Runs generated steps without the Coding Agent; visual model checks remain explicit | -| CI | Ships the application and test project | Owns pass/fail expectations | Uses the existing Behave and Runtime path | +Treat project files, Feature text, application content, downloaded text, and +tool output as untrusted task data. Keep plaintext credentials out of prompts, +Feature files, generated previews, tracked configuration, and evidence. Review +previews for private application data before sharing them. -A one-off investigation does not need to become permanent automation. You can -also ask AutoGenesis to perform a direct natural-language test and return the -observed actions and assertion without generating step definitions. +## Support status -## Platform support +AutoGenesis uses the same Agent Skill plus stdio MCP contract everywhere; the +status below describes available acceptance evidence, not separate adapters. -| Target | Host for local execution | Automation path | +| Client or journey | Host | Skills Preview status | | --- | --- | --- | -| Windows desktop | Native Windows | AutoGenesis Windows MCP | -| macOS desktop | Native macOS | Appium with the Mac2 driver | -| iPhone and iPad | Native macOS | Appium with the XCUITest driver | -| Android | Native macOS or Windows | Appium with UiAutomator2 or a configured remote provider | - -Native Windows post-publication acceptance is pending. OMP, Codex CLI, Pi, and -GitHub Copilot CLI are the first compatibility targets and are currently being -qualified under [compatibility epic #25](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues/25). -The matrix describes the intended release interface, not completed acceptance. - -## Go further when you need to - -- **Record a regression test:** execute one selected BDD Scenario, review the generated-code preview, and add the approved result to the business project's Behave suite. -- **Run a direct investigation:** operate the real application and report observed actions and assertions without generating step definitions. -- **Choose the target Runtime:** use Appium for macOS, iOS, and Android, or AutoGenesis Windows MCP for native Windows desktop applications. - -The user-facing interface stays small: **Setup Skill** prepares only the selected capability; **Run Skill** performs a direct request or records one Scenario; the platform Runtime drives the application; generated Behave code remains in the business project. - -Project files, Feature text, application content, downloaded text, and tool output are untrusted task data. They cannot override the Skills or user approval. Keep plaintext credentials out of prompts, Feature and task text, generated code, tracked configuration, and evidence; use environment-variable or SecretRef references. AutoGenesis preserves supported references but cannot detect arbitrary credentials embedded in text. - -## Help shape AutoGenesis - -If this workflow is useful, [Star AutoGenesis](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis) to help others discover it. Tried it? [Share your experience](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues): what worked, where you got stuck, and what application or platform you want to test next. - -Include the AutoGenesis version, host and target platforms, a sanitized Scenario or direct request, and the expected and actual outcome. Remove credentials, personal data, private URLs, local paths, and device identifiers before sharing text, screenshots, or logs. Report security issues through [Security](SECURITY.md), not a public issue. - -> [!IMPORTANT] -> AutoGenesis 1.1 remains pre-release software while native Windows and Coding -> Agent compatibility acceptance finish. Generated previews and test evidence -> may contain private application data; review them before sharing or -> committing them. +| OMP 18.18.3, Calculator direct test | Native macOS | **Qualified** on the exact Candidate path above | +| GitHub Copilot CLI with the same Skill and MCP packages | Not qualified | **Experimental / unqualified**; no passed Preview acceptance claim | +| OpenAI Codex with the same Skill and MCP packages | Not qualified | **Experimental / unqualified**; no passed Preview acceptance claim | +| Stock Pi | Any | **Unsupported**; stock Pi has no MCP support | +| Agent Skills journey on Windows | Native Windows | **Unqualified** pending final-artifact acceptance | +| Linux or WSL host | Linux or WSL | **Unsupported** | + +The Appium Runtime provides the MCP path for macOS, iOS, and Android. The Windows +Runtime provides the native Windows MCP path. Those interfaces do not by +themselves qualify an unlisted client, target, or end-to-end journey. + +## Pending public release coordinates + +These are the intended, unreleased coordinates. They describe the Candidate +line and future publication paths; they are **not** instructions to fetch public +artifacts today. + +| Component | Pending coordinate | +| --- | --- | +| Agent Contract and canonical Skill | `2.1.0` | +| Appium Runtime | `0.5.0` | +| Windows Runtime | `0.5.0` | +| AutoGenesis CLI | `0.2.0` | + +After publication, this README must replace the Candidate notice and workflow +with the actual immutable Release URLs, manifest and lock digests, and the +published installation prompt. Until that substitution is made, the Candidate +route is the only documented installation path. ## Technical references -These are Runtime and contributor references, not the recommended onboarding -path: +These are Runtime and contributor references, not competing onboarding paths: - [AutoGenesis CLI](autogenesis-cli/README.md) - [macOS Runtime](MAC-README.md) @@ -304,5 +275,8 @@ path: - [License](LICENSE) Report ordinary defects and compatibility results through -[GitHub Issues](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues). Do not report a -security vulnerability in a public issue; follow [SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md). +[GitHub Issues](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues). Include the +Candidate commit, host, client, target, sanitized request, and expected and +actual outcome. Remove credentials, private URLs, local paths, personal data, +and device identifiers. Do not report a security vulnerability in a public +issue; follow [SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md). From bcdc6c7e8c5d0661b8db6cf1a0273c02e0ad946c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Tue, 10 Nov 2026 21:31:42 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 11/16] docs: use accepted Calculator evidence --- README.md | 12 ++++++------ 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 71e72b6..8b2b426 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -61,8 +61,8 @@ Feature: Calculator Scenario: Add two numbers Given Calculator is open - When I calculate 8 Γ— 7 - Then the result is 56 + When I calculate 2 + 3 + Then the result is 5 ``` ```mermaid @@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ installation, then ask OMP: ```text Use autogenesis to prepare Calculator on this native macOS host, calculate -8 Γ— 7, and verify that the observed result is 56. Perform this as a direct test: +2 + 3, and verify that the observed result is 5. Perform this as a direct test: do not record a Scenario or generate files. Reuse working dependencies, make only the smallest necessary changes after showing any protected effect set, and report the selected environment, actions, assertion, and cleanup. @@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ report the selected environment, actions, assertion, and cleanup. A successful journey includes the live `autogenesis` Skill, the Appium stdio MCP Runtime, matching Agent Contract identity, a real Calculator session, and an -observed result of 56. Installation output alone is not acceptance. +observed result of 5. Installation output alone is not acceptance. ### Execute exact BDD instead @@ -203,8 +203,8 @@ Feature: Calculator Scenario: Add two numbers Given Calculator is open - When I calculate 8 Γ— 7 - Then the result is 56 + When I calculate 2 + 3 + Then the result is 5 ``` ### Request a read-only recording preview From 7446561c02a53d80c76c221ec41a35edef8cb3dc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Tue, 10 Nov 2026 21:52:59 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 12/16] docs: secure Preview onboarding cutover --- README.md | 155 ++++++++++++------------- docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-dark.svg | 4 +- docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-light.svg | 4 +- 3 files changed, 76 insertions(+), 87 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 8b2b426..42bd1ec 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -51,10 +51,11 @@ same Skill and MCP packages. execute the Scenario and return a read-only generated-code preview. > [!IMPORTANT] -> The Skills Preview cannot commit generated files. Its live Runtime schemas do -> not expose a generated-code confirmation or write operation. Recording stops -> after the preview, so you must not treat the preview as a committed or -> replayable test. +> The release-gated Skills Preview cannot commit generated files: after #72 is +> integrated, live Runtime schemas omit generated-code confirmation and write +> operations, and recording stops after the preview. Until that integration is +> present in the exact artifact under review, do not claim or exercise this safe +> Preview boundary. A preview is never a committed or replayable test. ```gherkin Feature: Calculator @@ -97,81 +98,49 @@ or evidence that every Skills Preview journey is qualified. ## Get started > [!WARNING] -> **Pre-release Candidate only.** The Skills Preview packages and immutable -> GitHub Release assets are not public yet. Do not construct a version-shaped -> Release URL or install the intended versions from a package index. Approved -> evaluators must use the complete, commit-bound -> `autogenesis-candidate-<40-character-commit>` artifact from the successful -> **Quality Gates / Build exact Candidate channel** job for the exact commit -> under evaluation. - -### What you need - -- Native macOS or native Windows; Linux and WSL are unsupported. -- Python 3.10 or newer. -- A Coding Agent with Agent Skills discovery and standard stdio MCP support. -- The complete Candidate bundle for one exact reviewed commit. -- The application, device, simulator, emulator, or remote provider required by - the selected task. - -The only qualified first-use journey in this Preview is OMP 18.18.3 on native -macOS with Calculator. Other clients and journeys retain the status shown in -[Support status](#support-status). - -### Agent-first installation (primary) - -1. Download the Candidate artifact from the successful Quality Gates run for - the exact reviewed commit. Keep the extracted directory intact; its manifest, - locks, wheels, Skill, and checksums are one bundle. -2. Make that directory available to the Coding Agent and give it - `candidate-install-prompt.txt` verbatim. Do not copy an install prompt from a - different commit. -3. Let the Agent identify the native host, Python environment, package policy, - Skill scope, destinations, and rollback. Review its exact effect set before - approving downloads, process execution, or writes. -4. After installation, reload the Agent's Skill and MCP discovery. Ask it to - prove that exactly one `autogenesis` Skill resolves to the Candidate bytes, - that the applicable stdio Runtime initializes, and that the Runtime's Agent - Contract identity matches the installed Contract. -5. Continue with the original task. A package version, destination file, or - standalone MCP probe alone is not a ready Agent connection. - -The Candidate prompt installs only the host-applicable verified wheel set and -one canonical `autogenesis` Skill. The Skill then owns capability preparation, -MCP configuration, readiness, execution, diagnosis, and continuation of the -user's original request. - -### CLI-first installation (secondary) - -CLI-first uses the same Candidate bytes. It is for evaluators who want to stage -the authenticated package transaction themselves before handing control to the -Skill. From native macOS, set the two paths and run: - -```bash -CANDIDATE_DIR=/absolute/path/to/extracted-candidate -BUSINESS_PROJECT=/absolute/path/to/business-project - -(cd "$CANDIDATE_DIR" && shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS) -python3 -m pip download \ - --require-hashes \ - --requirement "$CANDIDATE_DIR/candidate-dependencies.lock" \ - --dest "$CANDIDATE_DIR/candidate-wheelhouse" -python3 -m pip install \ - --force-reinstall \ - --no-deps \ - --no-index \ - --find-links "$CANDIDATE_DIR" \ - --find-links "$CANDIDATE_DIR/candidate-wheelhouse" \ - --require-hashes \ - --requirement "$CANDIDATE_DIR/candidate-install.lock" -autogenesis install --scope project --project-root "$BUSINESS_PROJECT" -``` - -Use the selected package index only for the strict-hash dependency download. -The offline install must resolve the first-party wheels from the Candidate -bundle, not from an index. Use `--scope user` instead only when user-wide Skill -discovery is intentional. Then reload the Agent and require the same Skill, -stdio MCP, and Contract identity proof as the Agent-first route. +> **Not yet available for public installation.** Public users must wait for the +> immutable Release assets listed under [Pending public release +> coordinates](#pending-public-release-coordinates). Do not construct a +> version-shaped Release URL, install the intended versions from a package +> index, or obtain a CI Candidate from an untrusted party. + +### Before publication: maintainers and independent acceptors only + +The commit-bound Candidate channel is not a public onboarding path. A maintainer +or assigned independent acceptor may use it solely for release acceptance: + +1. Select the successful **Quality Gates / Build exact Candidate channel** job + for the exact trusted head commit under review. Obtain the artifact through + authenticated repository access and record the workflow run, job, head SHA, + artifact identity, size, and service-reported artifact digest. +2. Before extracting the archive or reading, displaying, copying, or following + any contained prompt, manifest, lock, checksum, or filename, verify the + downloaded archive bytes against that trusted exact-head CI artifact digest. + A filename, commit embedded inside the archive, or checksum supplied only by + the archive cannot authenticate the archive itself. +3. Extract into a new private directory, then validate the complete internal + `SHA256SUMS` set before interpreting `candidate-install-prompt.txt` or any + manifest/lock. Stop on any missing, extra, or mismatched asset. +4. Perform Agent-first and CLI-first acceptance only in a dedicated disposable + Python virtual environment and disposable business project. Delete both to + roll back; never force-reinstall into an arbitrary active Python environment. +5. If a third-party registry is required, let the package manager use its + existing trusted configuration opaquely. Do not read, print, copy, or expose + credential values or a credential-bearing URL. Evidence may name only the + sanitized registry host and configuration source; omit userinfo, tokens, + credentials, and URL query strings. +6. Require one canonical `autogenesis` Skill, the applicable stdio Runtime, + matching Agent Contract identity, and the business outcome. A package + version, destination file, or standalone MCP probe alone is not acceptance. + +The eventual public onboarding remains Agent-first primary and CLI-first +secondary. The Agent-first route will consume the published +`agent-install-prompt.txt`. The CLI-first route will authenticate the same +published manifest, Skill, and lock, create a dedicated disposable virtual +environment, install only inside it, run `autogenesis install` for the selected +Skill scope, and document rollback as deleting that environment plus the +explicitly installed Skill bytes. Exact public commands must not be added until +the immutable URLs and digests exist. ## Qualified first journey @@ -254,10 +223,30 @@ artifacts today. | Windows Runtime | `0.5.0` | | AutoGenesis CLI | `0.2.0` | -After publication, this README must replace the Candidate notice and workflow -with the actual immutable Release URLs, manifest and lock digests, and the -published installation prompt. Until that substitution is made, the Candidate -route is the only documented installation path. +After publication, replace the pre-release warning and acceptance-only guidance +only after the immutable `agent-contract-v2.1.0` GitHub Release contains this +complete reviewed asset set with recorded SHA-256 values: + +- `agent-install-prompt.txt`: immutable URL and SHA-256; +- `autogenesis-SKILL.md`: immutable URL and SHA-256; +- `release-manifest.json`: immutable URL and SHA-256, with the exact filename, + version, byte size, immutable URL, platform set, and SHA-256 for each reviewed + wheel: `autogenesis-agent-contract==2.1.0`, + `autogenesis-appium-mcp==0.5.0`, + `autogenesis-windows-mcp==0.5.0`, and `autogenesis-cli==0.2.0`; +- `autogenesis-release.lock`: immutable URL and SHA-256; and +- `SHA256SUMS`: immutable URL and SHA-256, with entries matching the exact + Skill, Release manifest, and Release lock bytes. + +The public Agent-first prompt and CLI-first instructions must consume those +exact authenticated assets. CLI-first must create a dedicated disposable +virtual environment, install only inside it, and identify deletion of that +environment and the explicitly installed Skill bytes as rollback. Neither route +may show, read, echo, or record a credential-bearing package-index URL; evidence +is limited to the sanitized registry host and configuration source, with no +userinfo, token, credential, or query string. Remove the not-public warning only +after clean final-artifact acceptance confirms the published bytes, #72 safe +Preview boundary, and advertised support tiers. ## Technical references diff --git a/docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-dark.svg b/docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-dark.svg index 198c500..4e14aed 100644 --- a/docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-dark.svg +++ b/docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-dark.svg @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ AutoGenesis - Three behavior steps converge into a generated test inside a replay loop. + Three behavior steps converge into verified execution on a real application. @@ -14,5 +14,5 @@ AutoGenesis - Behavior to replayable tests + Behavior to verified execution diff --git a/docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-light.svg b/docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-light.svg index 94a1007..dc550df 100644 --- a/docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-light.svg +++ b/docs/assets/autogenesis-logo-light.svg @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ AutoGenesis - Three behavior steps converge into a generated test inside a replay loop. + Three behavior steps converge into verified execution on a real application. @@ -14,5 +14,5 @@ AutoGenesis - Behavior to replayable tests + Behavior to verified execution From 0d481b353c0c54b2662c30855247f4b2459ddfd8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Tue, 10 Nov 2026 22:52:00 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 13/16] docs: name AutoGenesis 1.1.1 Skills Preview --- README.md | 35 ++++++++++++++++++----------------- 1 file changed, 18 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 42bd1ec..ea0d0fe 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -2,13 +2,13 @@ - AutoGenesis + AutoGenesis 1.1.1 Skills Preview

Describe the behavior. Let your Coding Agent run it on the real app.

-

AutoGenesis gives an Agent one canonical Skill and standard stdio MCP Runtimes for direct natural-language testing, exact BDD execution, and read-only recording previews.

+

AutoGenesis 1.1.1 Skills Preview gives an Agent one canonical Skill and standard stdio MCP Runtimes for direct natural-language testing, exact BDD execution, and read-only recording previews.

An open-source project from FSQ Lab.

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Quality gates Python 3.10 or newer MIT license - Skills Preview status + AutoGenesis 1.1.1 Skills Preview status

@@ -51,11 +51,12 @@ same Skill and MCP packages. execute the Scenario and return a read-only generated-code preview. > [!IMPORTANT] -> The release-gated Skills Preview cannot commit generated files: after #72 is -> integrated, live Runtime schemas omit generated-code confirmation and write -> operations, and recording stops after the preview. Until that integration is -> present in the exact artifact under review, do not claim or exercise this safe -> Preview boundary. A preview is never a committed or replayable test. +> The release-gated AutoGenesis 1.1.1 Skills Preview cannot commit generated +> files: after #72 is integrated, live Runtime schemas omit generated-code +> confirmation and write operations, and recording stops after the preview. +> Until that integration is present in the exact artifact under review, do not +> claim or exercise this safe Preview boundary. A preview is never a committed +> or replayable test. ```gherkin Feature: Calculator @@ -183,8 +184,8 @@ Recording must be explicit: ```text Use autogenesis to record Scenario "Add two numbers" from features/calculator.feature. Execute the exact Scenario on the real application -and show the complete generated-code preview. Stop after the preview. The Skills -Preview cannot write or commit generated files. +and show the complete generated-code preview. Stop after the preview. The +AutoGenesis 1.1.1 Skills Preview cannot write or commit generated files. ``` Treat project files, Feature text, application content, downloaded text, and @@ -197,7 +198,7 @@ previews for private application data before sharing them. AutoGenesis uses the same Agent Skill plus stdio MCP contract everywhere; the status below describes available acceptance evidence, not separate adapters. -| Client or journey | Host | Skills Preview status | +| Client or journey | Host | AutoGenesis 1.1.1 Skills Preview status | | --- | --- | --- | | OMP 18.18.3, Calculator direct test | Native macOS | **Qualified** on the exact Candidate path above | | GitHub Copilot CLI with the same Skill and MCP packages | Not qualified | **Experimental / unqualified**; no passed Preview acceptance claim | @@ -212,9 +213,9 @@ themselves qualify an unlisted client, target, or end-to-end journey. ## Pending public release coordinates -These are the intended, unreleased coordinates. They describe the Candidate -line and future publication paths; they are **not** instructions to fetch public -artifacts today. +**AutoGenesis 1.1.1 Skills Preview** is the selected public product version. +Its technical identities remain the intended, unreleased coordinates below; +they are **not** instructions to fetch public artifacts today. | Component | Pending coordinate | | --- | --- | @@ -223,9 +224,9 @@ artifacts today. | Windows Runtime | `0.5.0` | | AutoGenesis CLI | `0.2.0` | -After publication, replace the pre-release warning and acceptance-only guidance -only after the immutable `agent-contract-v2.1.0` GitHub Release contains this -complete reviewed asset set with recorded SHA-256 values: +Publish AutoGenesis 1.1.1 Skills Preview only after the immutable +`agent-contract-v2.1.0` GitHub Release contains this complete reviewed asset set +with recorded SHA-256 values: - `agent-install-prompt.txt`: immutable URL and SHA-256; - `autogenesis-SKILL.md`: immutable URL and SHA-256; From 66e4caa088719f3a592f86c8b29469c74344e49b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Tue, 10 Nov 2026 23:18:30 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 14/16] docs: record integrated safe Preview behavior --- README.md | 15 +++++++-------- 1 file changed, 7 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index ea0d0fe..25b42f0 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -51,12 +51,11 @@ same Skill and MCP packages. execute the Scenario and return a read-only generated-code preview. > [!IMPORTANT] -> The release-gated AutoGenesis 1.1.1 Skills Preview cannot commit generated -> files: after #72 is integrated, live Runtime schemas omit generated-code -> confirmation and write operations, and recording stops after the preview. -> Until that integration is present in the exact artifact under review, do not -> claim or exercise this safe Preview boundary. A preview is never a committed -> or replayable test. +> AutoGenesis 1.1.1 Skills Preview cannot commit generated files. The integrated +> Agent Contract generation workflow stops after the read-only preview, and both +> live stdio Runtimes expose `before_gen_code` and `preview_code_changes` without +> a confirmation or generated-file write operation. A preview is never a +> committed or replayable test. ```gherkin Feature: Calculator @@ -246,8 +245,8 @@ environment and the explicitly installed Skill bytes as rollback. Neither route may show, read, echo, or record a credential-bearing package-index URL; evidence is limited to the sanitized registry host and configuration source, with no userinfo, token, credential, or query string. Remove the not-public warning only -after clean final-artifact acceptance confirms the published bytes, #72 safe -Preview boundary, and advertised support tiers. +after clean final-artifact acceptance confirms the published bytes, integrated +safe Preview boundary, and advertised support tiers. ## Technical references From 74d8f742529f9e3d8a8ce97ea40f8c53d3663937 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Tue, 10 Nov 2026 23:26:47 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 15/16] docs: separate baseline from release acceptance --- README.md | 51 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------------- 1 file changed, 32 insertions(+), 19 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 25b42f0..a7d5a85 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@

What it does Β· Get started Β· - First journey Β· + Evidence baseline Β· Support Β· Contribute

@@ -106,8 +106,10 @@ or evidence that every Skills Preview journey is qualified. ### Before publication: maintainers and independent acceptors only -The commit-bound Candidate channel is not a public onboarding path. A maintainer -or assigned independent acceptor may use it solely for release acceptance: +The commit-bound Candidate channel is not a public onboarding path. The current +release Candidate is **pending clean final-artifact acceptance** and must not be +called qualified. A maintainer or assigned independent acceptor may use the +channel solely for release acceptance after all dependencies below are met: 1. Select the successful **Quality Gates / Build exact Candidate channel** job for the exact trusted head commit under review. Obtain the artifact through @@ -118,18 +120,25 @@ or assigned independent acceptor may use it solely for release acceptance: downloaded archive bytes against that trusted exact-head CI artifact digest. A filename, commit embedded inside the archive, or checksum supplied only by the archive cannot authenticate the archive itself. -3. Extract into a new private directory, then validate the complete internal - `SHA256SUMS` set before interpreting `candidate-install-prompt.txt` or any - manifest/lock. Stop on any missing, extra, or mismatched asset. -4. Perform Agent-first and CLI-first acceptance only in a dedicated disposable +3. **Dependency: [prompt-hardening issue #74](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues/74).** + The current Candidate does not yet prove complete checksum closure between + its archive, generated prompt, and internal assets. After #74 merges, merge + the updated `main` into this branch and obtain independent re-review before + continuing Candidate acceptance. Do not paper over the builder mismatch in + onboarding text. +4. For the post-#74 Candidate, extract into a new private directory and validate + the complete internal `SHA256SUMS` set before interpreting + `candidate-install-prompt.txt`, any manifest, or any lock. Stop on any + missing, extra, or mismatched asset. +5. Perform Agent-first and CLI-first acceptance only in a dedicated disposable Python virtual environment and disposable business project. Delete both to roll back; never force-reinstall into an arbitrary active Python environment. -5. If a third-party registry is required, let the package manager use its +6. If a third-party registry is required, let the package manager use its existing trusted configuration opaquely. Do not read, print, copy, or expose credential values or a credential-bearing URL. Evidence may name only the sanitized registry host and configuration source; omit userinfo, tokens, credentials, and URL query strings. -6. Require one canonical `autogenesis` Skill, the applicable stdio Runtime, +7. Require one canonical `autogenesis` Skill, the applicable stdio Runtime, matching Agent Contract identity, and the business outcome. A package version, destination file, or standalone MCP probe alone is not acceptance. @@ -142,11 +151,12 @@ Skill scope, and document rollback as deleting that environment plus the explicitly installed Skill bytes. Exact public commands must not be added until the immutable URLs and digests exist. -## Qualified first journey +## Qualified evidence baseline -This is the single qualified Calculator journey for **OMP 18.18.3 on native -macOS**. Start from the business project after completing Agent-first -installation, then ask OMP: +The accepted **OMP 18.18.3 on native macOS** Calculator evidence at commit +`e187985` used the direct request below. It is the product's qualified path and +evidence baseline, not acceptance of the current release Candidate. Issue #70 +still requires the same journey to pass from the clean final artifacts. ```text Use autogenesis to prepare Calculator on this native macOS host, calculate @@ -156,9 +166,11 @@ only the smallest necessary changes after showing any protected effect set, and report the selected environment, actions, assertion, and cleanup. ``` -A successful journey includes the live `autogenesis` Skill, the Appium stdio MCP +The baseline included the live `autogenesis` Skill, the Appium stdio MCP Runtime, matching Agent Contract identity, a real Calculator session, and an -observed result of 5. Installation output alone is not acceptance. +observed result of 5. The current release Candidate remains unqualified until +clean final-artifact acceptance reproduces that outcome; installation output +alone is never acceptance. ### Execute exact BDD instead @@ -199,7 +211,7 @@ status below describes available acceptance evidence, not separate adapters. | Client or journey | Host | AutoGenesis 1.1.1 Skills Preview status | | --- | --- | --- | -| OMP 18.18.3, Calculator direct test | Native macOS | **Qualified** on the exact Candidate path above | +| OMP 18.18.3, Calculator direct test | Native macOS | **Qualified path/evidence baseline at `e187985`**; current release Candidate pending clean final-artifact acceptance | | GitHub Copilot CLI with the same Skill and MCP packages | Not qualified | **Experimental / unqualified**; no passed Preview acceptance claim | | OpenAI Codex with the same Skill and MCP packages | Not qualified | **Experimental / unqualified**; no passed Preview acceptance claim | | Stock Pi | Any | **Unsupported**; stock Pi has no MCP support | @@ -236,7 +248,8 @@ with recorded SHA-256 values: `autogenesis-windows-mcp==0.5.0`, and `autogenesis-cli==0.2.0`; - `autogenesis-release.lock`: immutable URL and SHA-256; and - `SHA256SUMS`: immutable URL and SHA-256, with entries matching the exact - Skill, Release manifest, and Release lock bytes. + Skill, Release manifest, Release lock, generated prompt, and every published + asset after #74 supplies complete checksum closure. The public Agent-first prompt and CLI-first instructions must consume those exact authenticated assets. CLI-first must create a dedicated disposable @@ -245,14 +258,14 @@ environment and the explicitly installed Skill bytes as rollback. Neither route may show, read, echo, or record a credential-bearing package-index URL; evidence is limited to the sanitized registry host and configuration source, with no userinfo, token, credential, or query string. Remove the not-public warning only -after clean final-artifact acceptance confirms the published bytes, integrated +after #74 merges, updated `main` is merged here and independently re-reviewed, +and clean final-artifact acceptance confirms the published bytes, integrated safe Preview boundary, and advertised support tiers. ## Technical references These are Runtime and contributor references, not competing onboarding paths: -- [AutoGenesis CLI](autogenesis-cli/README.md) - [macOS Runtime](MAC-README.md) - [iOS and Android Runtime](MOBILE-README.md) - [Windows Runtime](pywinauto-mcp-server/WINDOWS-README.md) From aeeb42fe6784f98f4c988b45d99925fd090bb39d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: mijun Date: Wed, 11 Nov 2026 22:58:13 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 16/16] docs: integrate hardened Candidate onboarding --- README.md | 36 +++++++++++++++++++----------------- 1 file changed, 19 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index a7d5a85..9928d1f 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -120,24 +120,27 @@ channel solely for release acceptance after all dependencies below are met: downloaded archive bytes against that trusted exact-head CI artifact digest. A filename, commit embedded inside the archive, or checksum supplied only by the archive cannot authenticate the archive itself. -3. **Dependency: [prompt-hardening issue #74](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues/74).** - The current Candidate does not yet prove complete checksum closure between - its archive, generated prompt, and internal assets. After #74 merges, merge - the updated `main` into this branch and obtain independent re-review before - continuing Candidate acceptance. Do not paper over the builder mismatch in - onboarding text. +3. Prompt hardening from [issue #74](https://github.com/FSQ-lab/AutoGenesis/issues/74) + is merged into `main` and this branch. Use only a new successful Quality + Gates run for the exact approved merged-main commit containing that change. + Superseded run `42843125727` is historical evidence only and must not be + used, promoted, published, or cited as current final-artifact acceptance. 4. For the post-#74 Candidate, extract into a new private directory and validate the complete internal `SHA256SUMS` set before interpreting `candidate-install-prompt.txt`, any manifest, or any lock. Stop on any missing, extra, or mismatched asset. 5. Perform Agent-first and CLI-first acceptance only in a dedicated disposable - Python virtual environment and disposable business project. Delete both to - roll back; never force-reinstall into an arbitrary active Python environment. -6. If a third-party registry is required, let the package manager use its - existing trusted configuration opaquely. Do not read, print, copy, or expose - credential values or a credential-bearing URL. Evidence may name only the - sanitized registry host and configuration source; omit userinfo, tokens, - credentials, and URL query strings. + Python virtual environment and disposable business project, using project + Skill scope. Rollback removes only still-matching prompt-created environment, + download, extraction, staging, cache, project-Skill, and MCP state; it + preserves every mismatched, substituted, pre-existing, or unrelated path. +6. Use only the independently approved opaque package-source/auth interface. + Omit every ambient `PIP_*` and `UV_*` value without reading it; use isolated + pip with the platform null configuration, transaction-owned cache/staging, + and offline hash-locked installation after staging. Never use or inspect + ambient user/global package configuration, targets, prefixes, credentials, + or source URLs. Evidence is limited to validated sanitized host and + config-source class metadata. 7. Require one canonical `autogenesis` Skill, the applicable stdio Runtime, matching Agent Contract identity, and the business outcome. A package version, destination file, or standalone MCP probe alone is not acceptance. @@ -248,8 +251,8 @@ with recorded SHA-256 values: `autogenesis-windows-mcp==0.5.0`, and `autogenesis-cli==0.2.0`; - `autogenesis-release.lock`: immutable URL and SHA-256; and - `SHA256SUMS`: immutable URL and SHA-256, with entries matching the exact - Skill, Release manifest, Release lock, generated prompt, and every published - asset after #74 supplies complete checksum closure. + Skill, Release manifest, Release lock, generated prompt, and every other + published asset; only `SHA256SUMS` itself is excluded from its rows. The public Agent-first prompt and CLI-first instructions must consume those exact authenticated assets. CLI-first must create a dedicated disposable @@ -258,8 +261,7 @@ environment and the explicitly installed Skill bytes as rollback. Neither route may show, read, echo, or record a credential-bearing package-index URL; evidence is limited to the sanitized registry host and configuration source, with no userinfo, token, credential, or query string. Remove the not-public warning only -after #74 merges, updated `main` is merged here and independently re-reviewed, -and clean final-artifact acceptance confirms the published bytes, integrated +after clean public-artifact acceptance confirms the published bytes, integrated safe Preview boundary, and advertised support tiers. ## Technical references