# Workflow verification carried into v0.2.1

## Actual execution

- Hermes frontmatter validator: passed.
- Hermes pattern-based skill security scan: safe, zero findings. This does not guarantee safety in all use.
- All linked main-skill companion files resolve.
- Separate agent context exercised three synthetic cases; parent inspected every actual response.
- T1 passed: feedback-only checkbox review identified generic profession praise, missing why-you connection, and unverified factual claims. No full rewrite.
- T2 passed: sourced commercial email received criterion-by-criterion checks without a grade; separate research topics marked N/A; sender-confirmed identity distinguished from externally verified facts.
- T3 passed: underspecified batch request triggered intent/why-group/ask questions, a proposed sender introduction for confirmation, and a three-sample checkpoint. Private profile information was omitted. No placeholder emails.

## Exact test boundary

These were three single-turn synthetic interactions. The full multi-turn twenty-recipient sample → revision → approval → expansion flow has not been executed. The rules are implemented; do not call that entire flow end-to-end tested. The original six drafting cases were exercised on v0.1.0, with two parent editorial repairs, and were not rerun in full on v0.2.0.

During those behavior tests, no messages were sent, no inbox was accessed, and nothing was published. Test outcomes describe agent behavior on supplied fixtures, not conversion, deliverability, or recipient response. No other agent runtime is certified.

The release package excludes private tests, original contacts, correspondence, credentials and machine-specific paths. The skill contains Markdown instructions and JSON fixtures, with no executable scripts or email-sending capability.

## Public release

v0.2.1 changes licensing and release documentation only. The Draft and Check procedure is byte-identical to v0.2.0 below its frontmatter. Website/download checks are separate from the behavior tests above.