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The hardest part of agent work is rarely the first draft. The hard part is knowing whether the agent is on the right route.

That sounds mundane until a task gets large. A release includes commits, but it also includes publication evidence. A migration includes file edits, but it also includes compatibility and rollback. A branch-pr close includes a merge, but the handoff matters just as much. Each of those jobs has a shape: the sources to inspect, the evidence to record, the checks that matter, and the point where the agent should stop instead of guessing.

Blueprints are Agentplane's way of making that shape explicit.

Coding agents are already good enough to change real repositories.

The weak part is not always the code they write. The weak part is the trail around the code: why the task existed, which plan constrained it, who owned the execution, which checks ran, and what made the work safe to close.

Agentplane 0.3.5 is the release where a few important surfaces stop behaving like half-finished transitions.

That matters because 0.3.x has been doing two kinds of work at once: tightening the repository workflow contract, and making the public product behave like an installed tool instead of a framework-internal script bundle. In 0.3.5, several of those moving parts finally line up.