Versions & compatibility
Choose the component you are changing. SDKs, canons, semantics, tools and document formats have distinct version boundaries; a single documentation version would hide them.
Find the right contract
Section titled “Find the right contract”| Your question | Canonical document |
|---|---|
| Which SDK and canon versions work together? | SDK compatibility |
| Which operations and environments does each SDK support? | SDK capability and environment matrices |
| What do schema and semantic versions mean? | Protocol versions |
| How do I upgrade an application? | Application versioning |
| How do I upgrade or roll back my own service? | Operate upgrades, rollback |
| How do package versions and language lines interact? | Corpus compatibility |
| How do I update a dependency and replay its consumers? | Upgrades and replay, change impact |
| What boundaries apply to an agent integration? | Agent compatibility |
Version numbers and detailed matrices stay in those documents. Follow their pinned editions and recorded probes rather than inferring compatibility from matching labels.
Read the evidence separately from support
Section titled “Read the evidence separately from support”The deployment verification and support matrix distinguishes performed checks from checks requiring another environment. Agent evaluations records the evaluation basis and review status. Candidate acceptance records the verdict and limits of a particular model.
A check for one component does not certify every SDK, model, service or deployment. Preserve the relevant version set and its evidence when you upgrade.
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