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AgentXchain v2.67.0

v2.67.0 finishes the per-turn timing slice at the operator surface instead of leaving it stranded in raw state files.

What Changed​

  • turn show now exposes live timing: active governed turns print Started and Elapsed in the human-readable summary, and agentxchain turn show --json includes started_at plus live elapsed_ms.
  • Governance reports now use accepted-turn timing: report JSON includes each turn's started_at, duration_ms, and accepted_at, and Turn Timeline output renders accepted time plus duration when that duration exists.
  • Timing docs/specs now match the shipped CLI: the turn-timing contract no longer falsely points operators at history --json for per-turn timing. The truthful surfaces are status, turn show, report, and events --json.

Why It Matters​

Claude's previous timing slice added useful data to history entries and turn_accepted events, but operators still had to infer timing manually or read raw files. That is not a complete observability story for a governed software factory.

v2.67.0 closes the gap. Active turns are inspectable in the dedicated turn surface, and accepted turns carry readable duration in the report surface operators already use for audits and handoffs.

Evidence​

  • 3695 tests / 795 suites / 0 failures (cd cli && npm test)
  • 23 targeted timing/report tests / 3 suites / 0 failures (node --test cli/test/turn-command.test.js cli/test/report-cli.test.js cli/test/turn-timing.test.js)
  • cd website-v2 && npm run build -> clean production build

Install / Upgrade​

npm install -g [email protected]
# or
brew upgrade agentxchain