Millrace Plus

Millrace Plus supplies editable workflow templates, native harness adapters and advisory agent skills for Millrace 0.23. Its ordinary workflow copies run without a Plus catalog service.

Reusable local child calls use ordinary command nodes and independent copies. See subworkflows for pinned requests, finite waiting, explicit cancellation and retained uncertainty after interruption.

The optional Paperclip bridge maps server-owned issue descriptions to pinned independent workflow copies through an existing local Millrace OS service. Its local adapter reports results without changing issues.

Install

Python 3.11 or newer is required. The base package does not transitively install Core or OS.

python -m pip install "millrace-plus==0.23.1"
millrace-plus catalog list
millrace-plus catalog init bundled:software-change ./workflow

Install millrace-plus[router]==0.23.1 to operate workflows with Core. The compatible-minor dependency range selects Core 0.23.x and the host requires millrace-router-execution/v2. The selected release proof uses millrace-ai==0.23.1; equal versions alone do not establish execution compatibility. The Python 3.12 millrace==0.23.1 bundle includes Core, Plus and OS.

Catalog and workflow copies

Templates live under millrace_plus/workflows/. Catalog commands work without Core.

The release includes bundled:lad, a twelve-role software factory with sequential foreground work, a separate Learning plane and retained session bounds. Its copied README documents intake, pauses and recovery. Selected native evidence covers one small existing-project foreground route with Codex CLI 0.163.0 and configured Luna Max. Native Learning, repair and full-factory qualification remain outside that evidence.

Use millrace-plus catalog home set /absolute/path/to/catalog to save a per-user catalog root that survives package upgrades. An explicit --catalog-home overrides the saved selection. catalog home reset restores the default. See catalog, workflows, and authoring.

Architecture and operation

Plus calls public Core controls and supplies external adapters. It owns no second runtime state store. The old resource/selection API is retired. Historical manifest workflows are absent from this release. The command-only quickstart authors, runs, edits and expands two headless instances. See adapters, public validation, and release policy.

Stock native examples choose Claude Code. Configure the selected native runtime deliberately before execution. The release also includes the finite OpenCode 1.19.3 adapter. Selected native evidence covers the configured DeepSeek Flash route, cancellation and fresh recovery. It does not qualify other providers, models or platforms. See adapter profiles for its exact contract and limits. The three packaged skills are advisory package data, not runtime-installed authority.

Release publication follows the matched Core, Plus, OS, then bundle order.