v1 · Previous stable standard
Versions and release status
Choose the current public beta or the previous stable standard.
Choose a version
The portal opens on v2 Beta for new visitors. Use the version selector to switch to v1, the previous stable standard. The URL identifies the selected documentation; an explicit v1 link keeps opening v1.
| Surface | Status | Entry point |
|---|---|---|
| v2 portal | Public beta, using exact published 2.0.0-beta.0 packages | Meet v2 |
| v2 local inspector | Published records parser; structural and semantic checks | Inspect a sample |
| v1 reference | Previous stable contracts and package pins | v1 installation |
| Legacy local inspector | Legacy migration preview and a pinned experimental source bridge | Previous inspector |
| Dataset viewer | Public partner preview with source limitations | Explore datasets |
The six library packages and CLI have been published as 2.0.0-beta.0 under the npm beta tag. Their latest tags remain on v1. The public beta is the portal default, not a declaration of stable v2.
The portal inventory records both dependency sets, source identities and immutable hosted schema hashes. The beta publication receipt records artifact checks and the fresh-registry consumer verification.
Different kinds of version
Package versions identify npm releases. This beta coordinates all seven packages at 2.0.0-beta.0.
Schema versions identify document contracts. Some existing schema URLs already contain 2.0.0 and belong to the v1 package set. That number alone does not identify the overall standard version. Existing schema URLs retain their original bytes.
Source pins identify a particular implementation snapshot. The v1 explorer and legacy local inspector retain their separate pins. The new v2 inspector resolves the published beta records package directly.
What the beta does not establish
Passing structural and semantic checks does not establish source authenticity, calibration accuracy or a scientific conclusion. Profile and external checks that have not run remain not_checked.
The ELDÆON page displays a bounded public visualization extract. The native archive and partner mapping approval are pending. Independent semantic exchange, real-data reproduction, qualified scientific review and governance remain stable-release gates. Making the beta easier to find does not imply those reviews are complete.