UseCase Forge public beta connected the runtime, Flutter, tests, and DevTools
The 0.1.0-dev series exposed the complete package split publicly and tested its execution, ownership, deterministic-time, and diagnostics boundaries.
The public beta was a package-boundary test
Between 5 and 8 August, the 0.1.0-dev.* series made four UseCase Forge packages publicly available: core runtime, Flutter integration, test tools, and DevTools diagnostics. The iterations aligned installation guidance and package dependencies while keeping the runtime independent of Flutter and third-party production dependencies.
The beta established the mechanisms later stabilized in 1.0: typed command policies, cooperative cancellation, bounded history, deterministic clocks, explicit Flutter ownership, and read-only diagnostics with application values hidden by default. It also exposed an important non-goal: diagnostics could observe execution, but could not add commands, mutate state, or replay work.
This is a historical release record. The beta versions remain available on pub.dev, while new integrations should use the stable 1.0.0 line.