Status and platforms
The honest support boundary for Quirl's unreleased 0.1 Unix candidate.
Release status
Quirl is a fast-moving, unreleased 0.1 prototype. The Unix candidate implementation is integrated, but no stable version or measured current release artifact has shipped. The remaining release work is tracked in the release checklist. Canonical evidence attribution appears below.
Release evidence status — historical. Artifact evidence for measured candidate
23fd5d36907fc816bdafd9aa3c2dcb3afb69feb5and artifact9a893a5f1a0b49d62712f331c88966113d910d94efa9651dc4feffe9fd55b637is historical. Evidence commit14e70939d039d96c195f57452a0e1ec3928194afdocuments that measurement. It is not evidence for the corrected implementation, which has no fresh exact-candidate measurement. Human review on named Linux and macOS terminals, remote-PTY review, and real-terminal demo review remain incomplete.
| Target | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Linux | Supported candidate | Interactive and non-interactive release target |
| macOS | Supported candidate | Interactive and non-interactive release target |
| Windows | Best effort | Contract-tested portability; not a supported interactive target |
| WebAssembly packages | Validation only | Packages validate, but do not execute |
Expect change
Commands, contracts, and documentation will continue to evolve before the first tagged release. Accepted ADRs and frozen protocol descriptors identify the parts that are intentionally stable within the candidate.
For the current security-reporting policy, see Security.