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aih catalog
Core trick
Ships versioned content and golden fixtures as a package that consumers validate through portable selection APIs.
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README matched ""Cerebral Valley" "Opus 4.6"": release/materials/github.com/affaan-m/ECC/5064474d4d762dc9640234a41617cccb79185cec/README.md
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# @aihq/catalog Consumers can inspect [package support and golden fixtures](docs/CONTRACT-FIXTURES.md) through `@aihq/catalog/package-support.json` and `@aihq/catalog/fixtures/manifest.json` before reading content. Fixture-aware consumers can use `contractSupport11` from `@aihq/catalog/contracts` or `@aihq/catalog/package-support-1.1.json`; the 1.0 declaration remains available. Catalog carries canonical content, pinned source material and generic executable recipes. Read and select content through portable APIs, acquire explicit package material through the Node adapter, then hand the selected recipes to Core. **Publication remains blocked during migration.** These interfaces and the targeted candidate producer are implemented for packed consumer checks; release activation is still pending. See [the transition](docs/TRANSITION.md) for status, [the greenfield integration scope](docs/GREENFIELD-INTEGRATION.md) for the replacement of the old release proposal, [the content contract](docs/CATALOG-CONTENT.md) for integrity and execution boundaries, [the producer guide](docs/PRODUCER.md) for preparing candidates, and [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for contributor checks. ## Optional Ask AIH Guide The optional `aihq.guide` item in `@aihq/catalog/release-guide.json` packages the canonical Extensions offline manual and reference agent profiles. Save the manual as ordinary Markdown or select the generic Core recipe for reviewed installation, owned updates and removal. No nativ