Public open-source research preview · 1.2.0-alpha.1
Keep the voice. Make the method inspectable.
UVLM Echo Writing Primer Community Edition combines a human-readable primer, machine-readable controls, deterministic role routing, and offline diagnostic tools for writers, editors, researchers, reviewers, and AI collaborators.
What it includes
Human-readable primer
Craft architecture, evidence discipline, role separation, cultural and privacy boundaries, active agency, cadence, and protected-passage controls.
Machine controls
JSON and YAML grammar, schemas, role overlays, task router, UCC module, project configuration, and receipts.
Offline CLI
Run deterministic routing, diagnostic linting, prompt generation, control validation, and local receipts without a model or network.
Downloads
Public source
Complete mixed-license source repository, tests, schemas, controls, documentation, and website assets.
Python wheel
Zero-dependency offline CLI and machine controls under MPL-2.0.
Source distribution
Software package source distribution under MPL-2.0.
Editorial content pack
Human-readable primer, prompt collection, profiles, examples, and guides under CC BY 4.0.
Windows portable convenience package
Unsigned transparent command launchers and the exact wheel. Requires a local Python 3.10 or newer runtime.
GitHub repository export
The clean public repository export is preserved in the publication package, but a public repository-download URL has not yet been added to this page.
Status
Publication link pending
Review package
Exact-candidate tests, attacks, clean installs, usability replays, scans, deterministic rebuilds, and review transparency.
Five-minute use
- Install the wheel in a local Python environment.
- Run
uvlm-writing-primer check. - Route a task with
route --task. - Audit a draft with
lint. - Name the human authority in a local project configuration.
Boundaries
This preview does not fact-check, browse, clear rights, certify culture, judge the writer, guarantee model compliance, or authorize publication. Donations are voluntary and separate from access and assurance.