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These guides cover framework release 0.1.0a3, published as an experimental prerelease. Its distribution source commit is:

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Three useful identifiers

A checksum is not a Git commit. A branch can move. A version name alone does not establish that installed driver bytes match adopted Git source. Keep all three forms of evidence when adopting a release.

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Download the complete set

The 0.1.0a3 release page provides the wheel, matching source archive, public provenance, and SHA256SUMS. Installation describes verification before use. The GitHub release body confirms publication. Some files in the pinned distribution describe the earlier candidate-preparation stage. Those files are historical snapshots; their preparation-time wording does not override the later published release record. Provenance assets retain their reviewed preparation-time flags.

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Different components can have different releases

The repository also has a separately named syslog-onboarding-v0.1.0 release. It is not a newer version of the PeopleBot Python framework. Choose a tag by component and purpose instead of assuming the most recently listed release is the framework installer.

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Documentation changes

The documentation site can change without a new framework package. Behavioral claims in these pages remain tied to 0.1.0a3 until a later public framework version is explicitly documented. An improved guide does not add a missing runtime feature to an already published wheel. Earlier 0.1.0a1 and 0.1.0a2 distributions remain historical releases. Use the release page and its adoption notes when inspecting an older installation.