Release scope and provenance

Included

• Existing AegisVox component library, service contracts, and focused unit tests.
• Modular evaluation implementations and their prompts in source code.
• A new documented complete-turn assembly API and CLI with CPU-only mechanics tests.
• A real-model F5-TTS adapter example adapted from the research runner, not GPU-tested as part of this packaging task.

• The approved 151-second narrated AegisVox overview, its cover image, a text transcript, and a visual documentation site. Its closing uses original animation only; no Sydney stock photograph is bundled. The earlier silent technical film remains as an archive.

• Ten author-cleared original/final full-conversation demo pairs, with exact-file checksums, source attribution, and licenses. See listening examples.

Excluded

Apart from the ten explicitly listed public demo pairs, source recordings and transformed research recordings are excluded. Reference voices, private clinical audio, model weights, credentials, private host configuration, raw reviewer ratings/access codes, confidential reviews, unpublished manuscript source, and research run directories are not bundled. These omissions do not mean a result is zero or that a full inference run is local-only.

Tested scope

The CPU test suite checks contracts, assignment, segmentation, conversion/editing interfaces, complete-turn assembly, and selected evaluation functions with fixtures. It does not run the upstream speech models or certify privacy or clinical validity. docs/release-check.json records the local release checks. CI exercises Python package installation, unit tests, the mechanics demo, documentation, and the release scan.

The generic service workflow and the direct complete-turn interface serve different integration needs. They are not silently interchangeable. The paper's frozen evidence is maintained separately; no claims depend on rerunning a different public default.