Source of truth & status
This hub routes across many independently shipped programs and repositories. Not all of them are public, and not all of them are generally available yet. This page is the canonical status map: for every documented area it records which repository owns the content, whether that source is public or private/internal, and whether the area is shipping today, in release candidate, or still planned.
When a page elsewhere in this hub describes a capability, look here first to know how much weight to put on it.
Status labels
Every area below is tagged with one visibility label and one maturity label.
Visibility — where the source lives and who can read it:
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 🟢 Public | Source repository is public on github.com/ai-agent-assembly; anyone can read it. |
| 🔒 Private / internal | Source repository is private; only the AI Agent Assembly team can read it. Documentation here describes intent, not a browsable codebase. |
Maturity — how much to trust the described behaviour:
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 🧪 Release candidate | Ships today as a release candidate; the API and behaviour are stabilizing but may still change before GA. The whole product is currently v0.0.1-rc. |
| 🗺️ Planned | Designed and documented as intent, but not yet generally available. Treat as a roadmap, not a contract. |
This is a documentation-area maturity axis, not the only one. The Horonomy
company site separately labels each product’s portfolio stage (available,
beta, release_candidate, coming_soon), which ranges over a product in the
company’s portfolio, not an area of this hub’s documentation. The two are
deliberately distinct axes with distinct owners — this page owns the one above —
and neither may be read as the other. See
ADR 0034 hand-off 7
for the full account.
Area status map
| Area | Owning repository | Visibility | Maturity | Where to read |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core (gateway, policy engine, eBPF, proxy, FFI, WASM, CLI, API) | agent-assembly | 🟢 Public | 🧪 Release candidate | core docs |
| Python SDK | python-sdk | 🟢 Public | 🧪 Release candidate | python-sdk docs |
| Node / TypeScript SDK | node-sdk | 🟢 Public | 🧪 Release candidate | node-sdk docs |
| Go SDK | go-sdk | 🟢 Public | 🧪 Release candidate | go-sdk docs |
| Arena (cross-framework governance trials) | arena | 🟢 Public | 🧪 Release candidate | arena docs |
| Runnable examples | examples | 🟢 Public | 🧪 Release candidate | repo README |
| Homebrew / install channel | homebrew-tap | 🟢 Public | 🧪 Release candidate | repo README |
| Specs (protocol & policy spec) | agent-assembly monorepo | 🟢 Public | 🧪 Release candidate | Policy reference · core docs |
| Releases (versions & compatibility) | this hub + each component’s tags | 🟢 Public | 🧪 Release candidate | Compatibility matrix |
| Cloud (SaaS control plane) | cloud | 🔒 Private / internal | 🗺️ Planned | Managed control plane — design preview |
| Enterprise (SSO, SCIM, advanced audit) | agent-assembly-enterprise | 🔒 Private / internal | 🗺️ Planned | Open core boundary |
| Operations (running & onboarding) | this hub | 🟢 Public | 🗺️ Planned | Managed SaaS onboarding — design preview |
The protocol specification stays in the
agent-assemblymonorepo by project policy. The reservedagent-assembly-specrepository is intentionally not used as the spec source.
Why some areas are private or planned
AI Agent Assembly is open core — limited-function self-host (Docker Compose), full-function SaaS. The enforcement path — every interception mechanism, the policy engine, the SDK shims, and the CLI — is open source and public. The commercial control plane (Cloud) and the enterprise operations features (Enterprise) are delivered as a managed SaaS and live in private repositories; their documentation here describes intended behaviour, not a browsable codebase. See the Open core boundary for the full split.
Last reviewed: 2026-07-11 — AI Agent Assembly Team
Last updated: 2026-09-07 by AI Agent Assembly Team