DoneState docs / Limits & status
Current boundaries are part of the product contract
This page separates what the owned service can do from what external distribution channels have approved or published.
Public interface versions
- Hosted MCP
- Server version 0.3.0 on the canonical owned endpoint, with 20 current tools.
- CLI package
- Published npm package version 0.1.2, with nine current commands plus help aliases.
- Verification contract
- New hosted objectives use donestate.verification-contract.v2 complete verifier responses.
Hosted objective limits
- Acceptance criteria
- 1 to 20 entries; each up to 2,000 characters.
- Verification requirements
- Up to 100 requirements.
- Trusted verifier fingerprints
- Up to 20 SHA-256 fingerprints.
- Changed files
- Objective budget from 1 to 500; default 100.
- Duration
- 60 seconds to 2 hours; default 30 minutes.
- Maintenance required checks
- Up to 20 exact check names.
Capabilities DoneState does not currently claim
Distribution channels
- Owned Proof & State service
- First-class hosted launch channel at donestate.proofandstate.com. It does not wait on an external directory to exist.
- OpenAI / ChatGPT
- DoneState 0.3.0 remains a separate provider-review channel in the latest repository evidence. Review is not publication.
- GitHub Marketplace
- The listing remains a separate provider-review channel in the latest repository evidence. Owner preview state is not public discoverability.
Standalone account controls
The production service includes an authenticated account-console path through the existing credential-settings flow. It exposes customer-visible credential, selected-repository, and indexed-run state and a fail-closed deletion path.
Broad self-serve acceptance is still tracked separately from the existence of the live hosted runtime. Historical direct objectives created before owner-level indexing can require deletion by known run ID or a privacy request.
Source-of-truth links
Current status
Repository-owned current runtime, verification, channel, and launch evidence.
Privacy notice
Public data processing, retention, deletion, and user rights.
Security policy
Supported disclosure and security policy for the repository.
Source repository
Inspect the public implementation and release history.