The September 2026 publication inventory contains 195 first-class component trees prepared from the supplied current deliveries:

• 93 reusable packages, runtimes, services and tools;
• 46 complete applications and integration examples;
• 56 LLM Gopher knowledge/documentation spheres.

Twelve supplied component archives contain embedded dependency payloads. In the clean publication tree those dependency payloads are not vendored; they are replaced by provenance notes as described in docs/publication/DEPENDENCY_POLICY.md.

QueueRexx, Queue Fabric, Queue Fabric Web Gateway, Job-to-Node Allocator (including the network authority extension), Work Load Units, Runtime Reference, Runtime Registry, Managed Node Host Profile, Deployment, Colab/HuggingFace job components, Qualification Execution Broker and journalling/live-patch components.

Storage Fabric, Storage Evacuation, lazy read-only file access, semantic source control, journal pointed state and the storage/migration seams used by long-running jobs.

API Client, AI Access, model router, tool broker/orchestrator, provider adapters (OpenAI-compatible, Anthropic and Grok among the current bundle), managed HuggingFace endpoints, LLM Gopher, LLM Gopher Web, HTTPS Server, MCP service, Virtual Browser and Secret Broker.

Wire UI Server, Wire UI Builder, Wire UI Swing, Alchemy Wire UI JavaScript, Observation and the structured interaction/event components used by larger applications.

Crypto, Access Permissions, Institutional Policy, Security Effect, Legal Effect, Secret Broker, qualification components and related authority/evidence contracts.

Database Skeleton, Native Database Backends, NoSQLServer, MSQL shim, Foreign Database Native Certification, Accounting Core and related persistent-state components.

ooRexx Maths, ooRexx ML, ML Graph, the cryptography-failure visualisation demo, Camera Behaviour, Layered Audio, FD Door Micro Motion, FC Camera Events and Audio V9 locator components.

Foreign Runtime, Unix Socket, Terminal Machine, KL10 emulator/IPL work, IBM 4361 work, portability tooling and runtime integration components.

Relationship Case/CRM, reputation, accounting, brand interaction/journey/intervention and reusable service/effect components used by the larger worked systems.

The current example estate includes FederationBank services and applications, Vector Meridian Markets, All Japan Insurance, Flylo, Our Lady Air Shannon, Psychic Poker, regulated intermediary distribution, Wire UI examples, journalling/live-patch demonstrations and other multi-component compositions.

These are intentionally kept under examples/ rather than being mistaken for reusable libraries.

The 56 spheres/ trees cover implementation and continuity knowledge for major Alchemy components as well as standards/manual navigation and language best-practice material. Current subjects include Queue Fabric/transport, Job-to-Node, Storage Fabric, Work Load Units, runtime registry, MCP/HTTPS, Wire UI, access permissions, accounting, security effects, semantic source control, Unix sockets, terminal/TN5250 standards, S/370 MVS, KL10, maths/ML/graph, layered audio, browser/API access, database backends, manual navigation, ooRexx/Python/Java/Bash material and sphere authoring itself.

• queuerexx_v0.1-dev12 — sealed QueueRexx head supplied for this publication;
• job_node_allocator_v0.6-network1 — Job-to-Node network authority extension;
• oorexx_storage_evacuation_v0.1-dev2 — storage evacuation coordinator (Storage Fabric vendor copy omitted from its source tree);
• fd_door_micro_motion_v0.2-dev5 — door/camera micro-motion analysis package;
• oorexx_llm_pa_v0.1-dev9-candidate1 — LLM Personal Assistant candidate (large deps/ payload omitted from its source tree and represented by provenance instead).

The latest ooRexx library source deliveries from the 10-day working window are available in stable, version-independent package paths. This update contains 60 library trees and 2,468 source, documentation, test and configuration files; it does not include package ZIPs. Embedded dependency copies are omitted and represented by provenance notes. See the source update inventory for per-library delivery hashes and file counts.

The publication was prepared from these supplied archive snapshots:

The companion BashQueues source is published in its own repository: https://github.com/animatedads/bashqueues.

• ooRexx native D-Bus qualification: standalone audit source and regression tests, and Gopher continuity/qualification sphere v0.1. The historical native dbusoorexx core is not vendored or claimed compiled; the 2026 upstream candidate has not been compared. ZIP audit preflight and 14 local regression tests are the only new executable qualification evidence. This incremental publication is not included in the historical September 2026 component-count snapshot above.

• Instrumentation Mesh / Keynote NOC: source-controlled dev8 package and owning Gopher sphere v0.1 now publish the exact qualified instrumentation.mesh/0.1 dev8 source, tests, package metadata and carried 2026-10-11 qualification evidence from archive SHA-256 47402459e658da6ddb17c65c98010c0acd0e35d43b3a0b01c8c13c835f65d624. The 2026-10-27 publication verified the archive digest and every package checksum before import; it does not claim a fresh runtime requalification. Wire3D dev29.25 collector-join reconciliation remains separately tracked in issue #35 and the existing Wire3D Rasen Falcon lane.

• Standalone D-Bus qualification tools: v0.6 archive preflight, content-hash comparison and static ooRexx API inventory/diff (29 local synthetic-fixture unit tests passed; original C++/ooRexx build NOT_RUN; GitHub CI NOT_RUN).
• D-Bus Gopher sphere: v0.2 with six evidence/architecture articles and strict native standalone core boundary. Sphere references checked on GitHub; actual Gopher runtime NOT_RUN.
• Rasen Falcon oorexx-dbus coordination lane, request REQ-00001903 to CLAUDE. 2015/2026 native source comparison still NOT_RUN; no code for the platform website, HTTPS, LDAP, mail or XTP was changed by this component. Autobuilder NOT_RUNNING.