Semaprax is alpha research. Cite the exact repository state and evidence surface that supports your statement.
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| Claim | Cite |
|---|---|
| Language and compiler contract | docs/RFC-0001.md |
| Current implementation and trust boundaries | docs/ARCHITECTURE.md |
| Current implementation status and completion gates | docs/COMPLETION-MATRIX.md |
| Agent context semantics | docs/AGENT-CONTEXT-V2.md |
| Context benchmark scope and nonclaims | docs/AGENT-ECONOMICS-V1.md |
| Semantic patch contract | docs/SEMANTIC-PATCH-V2.md |
| Patch replay evidence | docs/SEMANTIC-PATCH-EVIDENCE-V2.md |
| Future sequencing | docs/ROADMAP.md |
| Historical repository changes | CHANGELOG.md |
Do not cite a roadmap or changelog entry as current implementation evidence. Do not generalize a bounded target gate into universal platform support, complete ecosystem interoperability, model-token savings, production readiness, or security.
The v0.2.0 GitHub prerelease
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