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What

Version bump only: 0.12.0 -> 0.13.0. No source changes.

Why this release matters

This is the release that carries #49 to the registry. Everything currently published -
0.3.0 through 0.12.0 - is marked UNLICENSED on npm, so nothing already out there is
legally usable by anyone outside the org. Those versions stay UNLICENSED permanently; 0.13.0 is
the first MIT-licensed build, and the first to ship a LICENSE file in the tarball.

It also carries the rest of the external-readiness work: the npm-facing description, 16 keywords,
homepage -> ds.agentage.io, bugs URL, the rewritten README and the banner.

Publish path

The squash-merge subject will be chore(release): v0.13.0 (#50), which matches this repo's
release-gate regex (^chore\(release\)), so publish.yml fires on merge and runs
npm publish --access public --provenance after a full verify.

Note this repo's gate is not affected by the agentage/cli squash-subject gotcha - the
^chore\(release\) alternative is already present here. If the gate somehow skips anyway, the
fallback is gh workflow run publish.yml -R agentage/design-system.

Verification

npm run verify and the containerized Playwright suite both ran green on #49 at this exact tree
(43/43 e2e including axe WCAG A/AA, 434 unit tests). This branch adds only the version field, and
publish.yml re-runs verify before publishing regardless.

Merging this publishes to npm. That is the intent of the PR.

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vreshch deleted the release/v0.13.0 branch August 10, 2026 20:14
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