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@delegance/guardrail

v5.0.1

Published

[Renamed] @delegance/guardrail is now @delegance/claude-autopilot. Installing this package gives you a thin forwarding wrapper that invokes claude-autopilot under the hood.

Readme

@delegance/guardrail — Renamed

This package has been renamed to @delegance/claude-autopilot.

@delegance/[email protected] is a tombstone — installing it gives you a thin forwarding wrapper that invokes claude-autopilot under the hood. Child stdio, argv, exit code, and signals are passed through unchanged. The wrapper emits one deprecation line on stderr before spawning the child (suppress with CLAUDE_AUTOPILOT_DEPRECATION=never).

What happened

v4's @delegance/guardrail sold itself as "LLM code review." The real product is a full autonomous development pipeline (brainstorm → spec → plan → implement → migrate → validate → PR → review). Guardrail became one phase of that pipeline in v5. The rename makes the package and product identity match.

Migrate to @delegance/claude-autopilot

npm install -g @delegance/claude-autopilot@alpha
npx @delegance/claude-autopilot migrate-v4 --write

The codemod rewrites package.json, shell scripts, GitHub Actions yaml, and Dockerfiles to reference the new name. Backup files are preserved for --undo.

Full migration guide: docs/migration/v4-to-v5.md

Timeline

  • @delegance/[email protected] — last v4 release. Still functional, still supported for critical security fixes.
  • @delegance/[email protected] (this package) — forwarding wrapper. Maintained through v5.x, removed in v6 (not before 2027-Q1).
  • @delegance/[email protected] — canonical package name from v5 onward.