Citing Semaprax

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Semaprax is alpha research. Cite the exact repository state and evidence surface that supports your statement.

Repository citation

GitHub and compatible reference managers can read CITATION.cff. For a stable technical citation, replace main in a document URL with the commit SHA you inspected and include that SHA in the reference.

Use the project homepage, https://wavect.io/semaprax/, for the localized overview and canonical project identity. Use this repository for code, specifications, implementation status, limitations, and executable evidence.

Evidence routing

ClaimCite
Language and compiler contractdocs/RFC-0001.md
Current implementation and trust boundariesdocs/ARCHITECTURE.md
Current implementation status and completion gatesdocs/COMPLETION-MATRIX.md
Agent context semanticsdocs/AGENT-CONTEXT-V2.md
Context benchmark scope and nonclaimsdocs/AGENT-ECONOMICS-V1.md
Semantic patch contractdocs/SEMANTIC-PATCH-V2.md
Patch replay evidencedocs/SEMANTIC-PATCH-EVIDENCE-V2.md
Future sequencingdocs/ROADMAP.md
Historical repository changesCHANGELOG.md

Do not cite a roadmap or changelog entry as current implementation evidence. Do not generalize a bounded target gate into universal platform support, complete ecosystem interoperability, model-token savings, production readiness, or security.

Releases

The v0.2.0 GitHub prerelease was published on 2026-09-02 from exact commit 5f6fb9655fdec92c57ab71615cfd7bfa8cc76051 after its complete blocking tag workflow passed. Cite the tag for the released source and archives; cite the full commit and the relevant evidence specification when making a narrower technical claim. The tag and archives are unsigned, and the published checksums are integrity facts rather than signatures or provenance.

Semaprax is created and maintained by Wavect GmbH as Apache-2.0 alpha research. This is factual project attribution, not a commercial service claim.