Development status

Source baseline

The current source baseline is public default branch master, commit 780ca67, checked on October 23, 2026 for Rust preview 0.3.0-rs.0. Public CLI/core/SDK package lookups still returned 404 and no published GitHub Release was listed on that date.

Surface	State at this baseline
Source build	Rust workspace with a tokendance CLI binary
CLI prompt and interactive entry	Simulated provider; local session and transcript records
Model adapters	Implemented in the core library; not selected by the default CLI
Configuration	Settings loader and validator; CLI execution does not yet apply that model configuration
npm distribution	Wrapper scaffolding exists; the public CLI/core/SDK package lookups returned 404
GitHub Releases	No published release was listed

Work still needed

The baseline passed all 204 Rust workspace tests, formatting, the release-plan check and a local wrapper pack/install smoke on Linux arm64. The default-branch CI run also passed those checks on Linux x64. Shell-tool tests use PowerShell; see Contributing for the dependency. These checks exercise the simulated runtime and local wrapper, not model-backed coding or a published native package.

Real model selection in the CLI, complete session restoration, working /model and /compact commands, and a verified native package distribution remain separate release work. Older TypeScript feature lists do not establish parity in the Rust CLI.

The release-readiness document describes the Rust wrapper plan. Read the source, successful build evidence, registry availability, and end-to-end behavior as separate facts.

Before relying on a release

Check the actual version and its release notes, verify the supported commands, and run a controlled task through the selected model. A successful build or a simulated response confirms the development setup; it does not establish production coding readiness.

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