woksin · Oct 13, 2026 · Oct 13, 2026 · Oct 13, 2026 · Oct 13, 2026 · Oct 13, 2026
diff --git a/Directory.Packages.props b/Directory.Packages.props
@@ -5,9 +5,9 @@
     <CratisArcScreenplayVersion>22.54.0</CratisArcScreenplayVersion>
     <CratisCritterStackScreenplayVersion>0.24.0</CratisCritterStackScreenplayVersion>
     <CratisScreenplayGenerationVersion>0.18.0</CratisScreenplayGenerationVersion>
-    <ScreenplayVersion Condition="'$(ScreenplayVersion)' == ''">4.147.1</ScreenplayVersion>
+    <ScreenplayVersion Condition="'$(ScreenplayVersion)' == ''">4.154.0</ScreenplayVersion>
     <!-- The Stage packages the renderer uses and the Stage container 'cratis run' starts are the same release. -->
-    <StageVersion Condition="'$(StageVersion)' == ''">4.92.0</StageVersion>
+    <StageVersion Condition="'$(StageVersion)' == ''">4.96.0</StageVersion>
   </PropertyGroup>
   <ItemGroup>
     <!-- Cratis -->

diff --git a/Documentation/reference/llm-context.md b/Documentation/reference/llm-context.md
@@ -20,8 +20,8 @@ Every command in the catalog carries an `effect` field that states the strongest
 
 | `effect` | Meaning | Examples |
 |---|---|---|
-| `read-only` | Observes only. Reads from the Chronicle server, an application, or local files and changes nothing. | `chronicle observers list`, `context show`, `screenplay validate` |
-| `local` | Changes only the local machine: CLI configuration and contexts, cached credentials, files in the working directory, shell configuration, installed tools, or local containers. Never changes server or store state. | `context set`, `chronicle login`, `init`, `ai install` |
+| `read-only` | Observes only. Reads from the Chronicle server, an application, or local files and changes nothing. | `chronicle observers list`, `context show`, `screenplay validate`, `screenplay baseline check` |
+| `local` | Changes only the local machine: CLI configuration and contexts, cached credentials, files in the working directory, shell configuration, installed tools, or local containers. Never changes server or store state. | `context set`, `chronicle login`, `init`, `ai install`, `screenplay baseline admit` |
 | `mutating` | Changes Chronicle server or store state without removing or resetting existing state. | `chronicle users add`, `chronicle jobs stop`, `chronicle observers retry-partition`, `chronicle observers clear-partition-quarantine` |
 | `destructive` | Removes or resets Chronicle server or store state. | `chronicle users remove`, `chronicle observers replay`, `chronicle recommendations perform` |
 

diff --git a/Documentation/reference/screenplay-mcp.md b/Documentation/reference/screenplay-mcp.md
@@ -3,9 +3,9 @@ title: Screenplay MCP
 description: Run the embedded Screenplay MCP server and configure project-local AI host registrations safely.
 ---
 
-`cratis screenplay mcp` hosts the embedded Screenplay 4.147.1 Model Context Protocol (MCP) server over standard input and output. `cratis version` shows the bundled compiler version; JSON output includes `screenplay.version`. It does not install tools, download packages, or check for CLI updates at startup. Native and Homebrew CLI distributions include the runtime; this command does not require a separate .NET installation.
+`cratis screenplay mcp` hosts the embedded Screenplay 4.154.0 Model Context Protocol (MCP) server over standard input and output. `cratis version` shows the bundled compiler version; JSON output includes `screenplay.version`. It does not install tools, download packages, or check for CLI updates at startup. Native and Homebrew CLI distributions include the runtime; this command does not require a separate .NET installation.
 
-The server can author and bind every ESM version the bundled Screenplay compiler reads; this does not establish renderability. The CLI's bundled Stage 4.92.0 renderer admits ESM v1 through v15, including event sources, streams and routes, v14 equality query filters on snapshot and observable collection queries and v15 concept generation strategies, and renders policy negation, authored XML documentation, non-optional UUID-backed generated concepts as Arc generated-value parameters, scalar and named scalar command responses, and supported event-triggered Automation slices. Observable collections return Chronicle's live read-model stream through Arc; snapshot collections return a one-time list. Projection `all` blocks whose mappings set event-source identities render as Chronicle `FromAll`; literal-mapping or mapping-less blocks still report `STAGE-ESM-017`. PascalCase event-source names render as `{Name}EventSource` with public stream-name constants; colliding constants report `STAGE-ESM-012`. Unsupported generated types (`STAGE-ESM-028`), unsupported generation/response combinations (`STAGE-ESM-038`), mixed reaction effects (`STAGE-ESM-037`), captures, non-event triggers and Translate slices (`STAGE-ESM-024`) remain refused, as do read-model absence assertions (`STAGE-ESM-027`), public events and event-target projections and reducers (`STAGE-ESM-032`), foreign origins and event-source captures (`STAGE-ESM-033`), system-identity reactions that invoke commands whose authorization reads claims or uses opaque policies (`STAGE-ESM-034`) and per-production route overrides (`STAGE-ESM-036`); reaction `runs as` identity and reaction and reducer observer filters render. A specification whose unauthenticated caller carries roles or claims is refused with `STAGE-ESM-011`, including the unchanged canonical negation example. See [Screenplay rendering](screenplay.md#executable-model-versions) for command-specific compatibility.
+The server can author and bind every ESM version the bundled Screenplay compiler reads; this does not establish renderability. The CLI's bundled Stage 4.96.0 renderer admits ESM v1 through v16, including event sources, streams and routes, v14 equality query filters on snapshot and observable collection queries, v15 concept generation strategies and v16 stored event names, and renders policy negation, authored XML documentation, non-optional UUID-backed generated concepts as Arc generated-value parameters, scalar and named scalar command responses, and supported event-triggered Automation slices. An event's `id` pin keeps its stored event type name when you rename it. Every render checks existing event type ids before publication; changes or unreadable ids report `CLI-RENDER-016` with `STAGE-EVENT-002`. Observable collections return Chronicle's live read-model stream through Arc; snapshot collections return a one-time list. Projection `all` blocks whose mappings set event-source identities render as Chronicle `FromAll`; literal-mapping or mapping-less blocks still report `STAGE-ESM-017`. PascalCase event-source names render as `{Name}EventSource` with public stream-name constants; colliding constants report `STAGE-ESM-012`. Unsupported generated types (`STAGE-ESM-028`), unsupported generation/response combinations (`STAGE-ESM-038`), mixed reaction effects (`STAGE-ESM-037`), captures, non-event triggers and Translate slices (`STAGE-ESM-024`) remain refused, as do read-model absence assertions (`STAGE-ESM-027`), public events and event-target projections and reducers (`STAGE-ESM-032`), foreign origins and event-source captures (`STAGE-ESM-033`), system-identity reactions that invoke commands whose authorization reads claims or uses opaque policies (`STAGE-ESM-034`) and per-production route overrides (`STAGE-ESM-036`); reaction `runs as` identity and reaction and reducer observer filters render. A specification whose unauthenticated caller carries roles or claims is refused with `STAGE-ESM-011`, including the unchanged canonical negation example. See [Screenplay rendering](screenplay.md#executable-model-versions) for command-specific compatibility.
 
 For Claude Desktop and ChatGPT Desktop **installation**, see
 [Screenplay desktop MCP](screenplay-desktop-mcp.md). Desktop management uses